Sentence examples for who whose from inspiring English sources
Imagine, then, the allure of The Who, whose battering velocity was such an incitement to the adolescent's demon sprite.
And the youth unemployment rate was 61.4%, reinforcing fears that the eurozone crisis has created a generation of young people who whose career changes are permanently harmed.
The winner, she said, was invariably determined by "who knows who, who's sleeping with who, who's selling drugs to who, who's married to who, whose turn it is".
You suspect the food industry would be fighting the wrong battle by taking on the WHO whose words still carry such weight with the general public.
Children living in households in which the non-white parent supplies the race of the child are two thirds more likely to be identified as non-white relative to children who whose race is supplied by their white parent.
A. L. Kennedy, who was a judge in 1996, famously and ungrammatically said that the winner was determined by "who knows who, who's sleeping with who, who's selling drugs to who, who's married to who, whose turn it is".
Her life was knotted with seemingly trivial arguments: Who stole whose tobacco; who was badmouthing whom; whose turn was it to buy drink.
"Who cares whose fault it is?
Besides, nobody had ever said who was whose best friend.
Who knows whose earlier observations inspired Messrs. France and Ireland.
