Sentence examples for whose adventures are from inspiring English sources

Her early stories introduced a traveling petticoat saleswoman named Emma McChesney, whose adventures are collected in several books, including Emma McChesney & Co. (1915).

Her love and jealousy entangle the king's son Theseus, a character whose adventures are as complicated as those of Medea herself.

DC Comics is planning a mini-series in which some of its most recognizable characters will join forces with a team of Islamic heroes whose adventures are produced by an Arabic publisher, The Guardian reported.

Cotton khaki is still the obvious favorite, but versions in suede look dashing on those men whose adventures are more urban than sub-Saharan.

Sorry to disappoint but can only think of a dog called Black Bob, a Border Collie, whose adventures were serialised in the Dandy comic.

(Mr. DeCarlo also drew the comic book characters Josie and the Pussycats, an all-girl band whose adventures were published by Archie Comic.

On the walls are testimonies to his success: framed covers of his multi-million-selling Alex Rider novels about the boy recruited by MI6, whose adventures were turned into a film in 2006; a giant poster for his wartime detective drama Foyle's War; and shelves laden with books and DVDs of his many hit shows, including New Blood, Injustice and Midsomer Murders.

For a comic book fan like Mr. Meltzer, who has written "Green Arrow and Justice League of Americaca" for DC Comics, the information put a new spin on the origin of Superman, whose adventures were first published in 1938 after a few years of failed pitches by his creators.

By then, the story of the people around the horse had become a kind of racing legend: The 88-year-old owner and breeder who also trains his own horses, mostly claimers, in his barn of about 20, a kind man who sustained a heart attack and a stroke last year, a man whose adventures were being recorded in book form by his 85-year-old wife, Elsie.

Hundreds of people arrived at the Lake View Cemetery for the tribute to the lawman whose adventures were lionized in "The Untouchables" TV series and movie.

The choices, attitudes and actions of this character don't make me think of the incomparable detective whose adventures were chronicled by Arthur Conan Doyle.