Sentence examples for whom part from inspiring English sources

Ernest Beckett, on whom Part I of the book centers, became the second Lord Grim­thorpe in 1905, when his uncle, who designed the clock mechanism for Big Ben, died, on time, one presumes.

In order to simulate the diffraction of the radio waves by using only rays of light in pbrt, we shall rely on Huygen's Principle, whom part of the Cassini-Huygens mission is named after.

But those of us for whom part of the charm of Girls's early series lay in seeing our own lives and experiences reflected back at us are unlikely to have seen it maintained over the years.

He was succeeded by his brother, Dobrotitsa, for whom part of his holdings, Dobruja, received its name.

Not on Tuesday, in front of a crowd that included Russell Westbrook and Rajon Rondo, both of whom part of a group of 8,598 that, in the end, was screaming right along with the Sparks.

Of the dentists for whom part time hours were not available in their current practice, two thirds reported that they would like the option.

Universities for whom part-time is marginal business are, not surprisingly, closing programmes.

"There is work to show that the impact of unemployment hits men harder, and later on in life; that it's easier for women whose lives are not necessarily defined by work and for whom part-time or temporary work isn't by definition bad.

That has the convenient effect of reconnecting characters who haven't seen one another in ages, some of whom parted under prickly circumstances.

But according to a new study, scientists are one of the few groups of professional and managerial workers for whom part-time work can actually pay--if they are lucky enough to find it.

The guerrillas were part of a fundamentalist Christian paramilitary group led by 12-year-old Burmese twins, Johnny and Luther Htoo, neither of whom took part in the raid.