Sentence examples for whom referred from inspiring English sources

The seller of the paper, the Chicago-based media company Tronc (formerly Tribune Publishing, a division of the Tribune Company), which also owns the Chicago Tribune and the Baltimore Sun, was widely reviled by L.A. Times employees, some of whom referred to Tronc executives as "Tronclodytes".

"Since John Markulis joined the company as a partner in 1965," Puritan says, "much of our success can be attributed to our Greek friends," many of whom referred to Markulis by Yiannis O. Psomas -- John the Bread Man. .

He personally hand-picked and trained an entire generation of NASA flight directors, including John Hodge, Glynn Lunney and Gene Kranz, the last of whom referred to Kraft simply as "The Teacher".

The legislation had a high priority with the outgoing and incoming Liberal Prime Ministers, the latter whom referred to it in his Speech to the Throne [ 7] and his address to the World Economic Forum [ 8].

Some of his callers, many of whom refer to him as Brownie and suggest that he is doing a heck of a job, were incredulous.

Pet-owners I know -- many of whom refer to themselves as "doggy daddies" or "dog moms" -- estimate the cost of owning a dog at $1,000 annually.

A broker-based approach is used by other researchers, some of whom refer to the broker as a resource manager.

This is contested by other commentators, one of whom refers to him as "ardently heterosexual" and his involvement in the rumours as "somewhat unfair".

Square's whiffy customer, whom they referred to as Mr Smelly, was a huge Showaddywaddy fan.

It was no longer the book, but themselves whom they referred to by that name.

Ms. Pyun said television news reports showed Mr. Lee — whom she referred to as "M.B".