Sentence examples for whose attempted from inspiring English sources

Msakni pops the ball to Khlifa, whose attempted return flick is collected by the keeper.

Graves passed the puck to Smyth, whose attempted pass was blocked by Wallin.

Brahms's "German Requiem" is also tied obliquely to Robert Schumann, whose attempted suicide in 1854 just preceded Brahms's earliest work on the score.

3 min: Another corner for Tottenham, this time won on the left flank by Bale, whose attempted cross is put out of play by Arghus.

Part 2 is the verbatim notebook, the eponymous confessions of one Robert Wringhim, a demented serial killer whose attempted justifications are described in the "voluptuously tormented prose".

In January, a new alumna will grace their ranks, one whose attempted suicide, drug use, self-mutilation and indiscriminate sex have made her famous.

Then there is Prez, whose attempts to redeem himself are central to his character.

Two magazines with a broader readership, New York and The New Yorker, recently published articles by writers whose attempts to eat an all-local diet involved city-bred birds.

Comedian Steve Coogan has attacked the three presenters of BBC1's Top Gear as unfunny "uber-conservatives" whose attempts at humour are more tragic than comic.

It's about a war veteran whose attempts to save a young girl from a sex trafficking ring go horribly wrong.

He derided Gabriel García Márquez as "a man terribly pleased to have hobnobbed with so many Presidents and Archbishops"; he called Isabel Allende a "scribbler" whose "attempts at literature range from kitsch to the pathetic".