Sentence examples for who I write from inspiring English sources

JOHN SEABROOK: Paul Wertheimer who I write about in the piece has written several sets of guidelines about safety in rock concerts.

This is a difficult question to answer, since most of the Bengali Muslim immigrants who I write about in the book are long deceased.

SEABROOK: At this point I'm going to bring in Dr. Kent Kiehl, the hot-shot fMRI jockey — applause, ladies and gentlemen — who I write about in the piece.

An exception to this kind of thinking is Stella McCartney, one of the few designers who makes clothes for all hours of the day, who I write about in this week's magazine.

For generations of music lovers brought up in the 70s, 80s and 90s, the NME (who I write reviews for) was the place to find out which gigs to go to and which new albums to buy.

And it is them who I write articles for.

I am assuming you are referring to Tawakkol Karman, who I wrote about in my story.

The Cubans, who I wrote off completely earlier, score 54.0 in their first round.

People like John, who I wrote about at the end of October.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who I wrote about for The New Yorker in April, is a Basiji, and the organization has always been an important part of his power base.

Or like Rey Faustino, who I wrote about last month.