Sentence examples for whether whoever from inspiring English sources

Its future may well be determined by whether whoever is responsible for refurbishing the Tanns' old home suspects that such a quaint nod to local history will enhance the property's value.

"Sometimes I think of the ancient gods who demanded that their sacrifices be fearless and without blemish," he muses, "and I wonder whether, whoever or whatever took Peter and Jamie away, it decided I wasn't good enough".

While Giggs' place in the first-team squad depends on whether whoever becomes the new manager – Louis van Gaal is the firm favourite – offers fresh terms, he may remain as a coach, as the Dutchman is minded to offer him a senior position on his staff.

Raphael had a mixed reputation among comedians – there were many who felt she didn't "get" a lot of off-beat comedy – but her hits speak for themselves: Little Britain, The League of Gentlemen, That Mitchell and Webb Sound, Count Arthur Strong… It will be interesting to see whether whoever replaces her has a hands-on or hands-off approach to programmes.

The one thing he really wants to know is whether whoever forms the next government will stump up the cash he asked for at the end of the parliament.

Whitehall experts have questioned whether whoever gets the job will have sufficient authority to challenge other senior civil servants and address some of the tensions between advisers and ministers.

"It might depend on whether the police, or whoever might have done this, thought they were doing anything wrong, in the moral sense, you know.

"If somebody calls, you're going to listen no matter who the player is, whether it's Darrelle Revis, whether it's whoever, Joe Montana," Ryan said.

Whether or not whoever is chosen as the new president is a soccer fan, Dorsey said, he will not be able to ignore the sport.

The webcam picture then gets sent over to you so you can decide whether to let whoever is outside in.

The registry will replace a creaky system that relies on, among other things, random-digit phone surveys, with researchers asking whoever answers whether anyone there fished and what was caught.