Sentence examples for who being from inspiring English sources

I have no recollection whatsoever of the Who being part of this extravaganza.

Although we never make any apology about Doctor Who being as science fiction as it gets.

Then he finds himself alone with an "American" movie star, Sylvia Anita Ekbergg, who, being Swedish, is staggeringly miscast).

Kvesic then went to tackle Thomas Waldrom who, being a heavier man, went to ground chest first.

I shared a house in my early 20s with an Italian who, being Italian, was highly cultured.

It turned out that her connection was to former Attorney General Webster Hubbell, who, being a member of Little Rock's established high caste, had shopped in Stewart's store.

number mainly refers to workers who — being no longer so dependent on employers for their health-care safety net — may choose to retire earlier or work part time.

Among those present was Mikhail Prokhorov, who, being six feet eight inches tall, had the advantage of occupying a more congenial elevation.

Sometimes called Rojava, it is land held by Syrian Kurds, who -- being Kurdish -- share the other Kurds' longstanding enmity towards Turkey.

If it is possible to partition the group, it will also be possible to determine 'who' is having difficulty with 'what'whowho' being dependent on the sample sub-groups of interest and 'what' on the model of language chosen.

"This does promote a character choice of Doctor Who being sharp and quick-thinking, but does not help us understand what the Doctor is actually saying/thinking".