Sentence examples for whom we take from inspiring English sources

Excellent: there's been too much of that among our folksingers whom we take the most seriously.

The whole land of the Egyptians, whom we take to be the most ancient of men, has evidently gradually come into existence and been produced by the river.

And this particular melodrama, with its Byzantine subplots, revolves around the tortured emotional life of a voluble young woman named Nucuazia and the death of an acquaintance named JoJo, whom we take to be her lover, in a drive-by shooting.

The present text represents, therefore, a new recension made from a collation of the text of the Florentine MS. and copies of its diagrams, prepared for this purpose by the accomplished scholar Professor Dr. Enrico Rostagno of the Biblioteca Mediceo-Laurenziana at Florence, to whom we take this occasion to express publicly our great indebtedness.

Look, dear Stephanie by whom we take our lead, "We do' no' nuffin!" But I do feel, like, I have no doubt, many, that I could write a book on the way things really are and will be if we as a nation remain as bystanders as though we have nothing to do with the game we are watching.

Please look closely at these links that I'm sending you -- and at whom we take in.

"Some of these firms, for example PwC, from whom we took evidence, appear to be selling these schemes on an industrial scale," she said.

Lunching at Barbetta's, we overheard the following conversation between a well-dressed businessman and an imperious white-haired lady, whom we took to be his mother: HE: "Then why don't you go stay with David and Cynthia on the Cape for a while?

The New Yorker, April 16 , 1966P. 45 Lunching at Barbetta's, we overheard the following conversation between a well-dressed businessman and an imperious white-haired lady, whom we took to be his mother: HE: "Then why don't you go stay with David and Cynthia on the Cape for a while?

By Jacob R. Brackman The New Yorker, April 16 , 1966P. 45 Lunching at Barbetta's, we overheard the following conversation between a well-dressed businessman and an imperious white-haired lady, whom we took to be his mother: HE: "Then why don't you go stay with David and Cynthia on the Cape for a while?

From each household, we choose a maximum of three adult household members from whom we took throat and rectal swabs in the same way as for the cases and controls, following written informed consent.