Sentence examples for whom apart from inspiring English sources

On it was Didier Drogba, Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard, Juan Mata and Salomon Kalou – all of whom, apart from Drogba, played last Sunday.

Again and again (and again) he attacks the people he calls "neoliberals" without pinning down whom (apart from Tony Blair) he is attacking.

In doing so, we would join our European neighbours, all of whom – apart from Albania – make the study of history compulsory in schools beyond 14.

There were new artists to share ideas with: Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera (she liked her better than him, she says); and the artist to whom, apart from Ernst, she has been closest in her life, Remedios Varo.

The juxtaposition was patently absurd, and yet the SNP's then vice-president, Paul Henderson Scott, seemed to have no problem drafting into his party's cause a figure about whom, apart from his military campaign of 1297 98 and the ghastly details of his public execution by the English in 1305, virtually nothing is known.

Happy Land (1943) starred Don Ameche in a sentimental yarn about a home-front tragedy during World War II, whereas And Now Tomorrow (1944) was sentiment sans patriotism, with Alan Ladd and Loretta Young playing would-be lovers whom society keeps apart.

A recurring theme in his work is the figure of absolute authority, bound ultimately to be defied, to disintegrate, to become irrelevant – and yet without whom everything falls apart.

(Tracy was married, but didn't divorce his wife, whom he lived apart from starting in the 1930s; his relationship with Hepburn was an open secret).

The Internet's defining characteristic is that it brings together people whom geography has kept apart.

Julie Tice, a newcomer, is cast as the short female dancer whom Mr. Taylor traditionally sets apart from the group.

A further meeting with the three cousins together -- including Ms. Gritzke, whom he previously saw apart from the others -- is now planned.