Sentence examples for who given that from inspiring English sources

Is Virginia Japan, is Romney Rommel, and who — given that this was a self-inflicted wound — is Gingrich himself?

Sofía Vergara: Rodriguez who, given that Vergara appears only so that she can fire bullets out of her bra, relatively shameless Austin Powers copyist.

He seeks details of relations between the companies and the WHO, given that stockpile contracts kick in the moment that ­organisation uses the word "pandemic".

First, Live Aid was conceived by young people who, given that they came from the nihilistic punk culture, had their motives mercilessly questioned.

But it's a big problem for insurers and taxpayers, who — given that hepatitis-C patients have an average annual income of just twenty-three thousare dollars — are going to end up footing much of the bill.

You have the option of following people you might see face-to-face, day-to-day or otherwise, or to follow globally recognised experts, who, given that it only costs them a minute to reply and there is no implication they will get into an onerous, protracted correspondence, will actually reply if you ask them a question.

You know, it's like — who gave that great Oscar speech?

"Who gave that order?" replied Major John D. Barry of the 18th.

That is not meaningfully more than the 17percentt who gave that response a year ago.

The other part of the equation is who gives that help, through their taxes.

Mr. Jarrett's review focuses on the government lawyers who gave that advice.