Sentence examples for whichever of these from inspiring English sources

In whichever of these ways appeals to you, before the sun rises again, the nocturnal city awaits you.

Of course, whichever of these candidates wins the Republican nomination will meet President Obama in the general election.

I witnessed several such roundups, and could only conclude that whichever of these men did not support the uprising when the raids began would almost certainly support it by the time the raids were over.

"I would guess the voting record, whichever of these two made it to the Senate, would not differ that much," said John C. Comer, a political science professor at the University of Nebraska.

Most Tory voters are likely to vote for whichever of these candidates wins their leadership election, but just 12 per cent of Labour voters are encouraged by the idea of Mr Osborne as leader.

Performance is dependent on whichever of these two prevails in the heat transfer process.

Many Labour and Liberal Democrat supporters decided to back whichever of those two parties was best placed in their constituency.

D.S., MINNESOTA Your desire to help a child in distress is commendable, whichever of those options you choose.

Whichever of those it was, it was usually the last date.

These findings hold true whichever of the three scoring systems is used to define AKI.

These values were chosen so that the true OR is similar, whichever of the 9 cutpoints is chosen (for those interested, the numbers follow a logistic curve).