Sentence examples for whose abandoned from inspiring English sources

But wait, there's also Thomas's boho girlfriend Anchor, and Parker, the long-gone drifter whose abandoned journal forms the basis for the religious revival that sweeps the house.

In local slang, unlike their neighbors whose abandoned homes are now stripped of even windows, they have become a "familia anclada," a family anchored to Ciudad Ju z.

Claire Boucher (her real name) is joined by a dancing threesome, more conventional in their movements than their leader, whose abandoned moves are more enticing than the songs.

A poem that has loomed large in Geoffrey Hill's critical wranglings with Eliot is "Coriolan", an unfinished text whose abandoned status Hill views as a tragic abdication on Eliot's part.

There was enough of it to confuse future archeologists, whose job, it suddenly occurred to me, is not only to dig up the past, but also to scrape the rubble of squatters from that of the great civilizations whose abandoned homes squatters made their own.

The dramatic standoff during the height of the region's busy holiday ski season concluded when authorities confirmed that Benjamin Colton Barnes, 24, whose abandoned car was found near the scene of Sunday's fatal shooting of park ranger Margaret Anderson, had been found near Narada Falls, not far from where the original shots were fired.

The week Ms. Hill's book came out in February, Ms. Pulitzer said she heard from a man in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, whose parents abandoned him to a Christian cult whose members physically abused him for years, and from a woman who had eight children with an extremist Christian leader in Canada.

The dark-haired Rosa (Alice Englert), whose father abandoned his family when she was small, is wilder and sadder than Ginger Elle Fanningg), whose flame-red hair stands out amid the ambient browns and grays that signify the pre-swinging, as-yet-un-Beatled England.

Their analysis shows that in a period of general standstill in wages, workers whose firms abandoned the sectoral agreement experienced a wage loss, albeit decreasing over time, whereas workers whose firms joined the sectoral agreement enjoyed a slightly increasing wage gain.

Today, Richard would be the tough, young CEO whose wife and child died within a year of each other, who had to fight to keep his job and whose friends abandoned him.

The blaze spread to two adjacent buildings, whose residents abandoned their apartments.