Sentence examples for whose bears from inspiring English sources
However, Lovie Smith (whose Bears stayed in the United States until Thursday) expects something close to a home-field advantage.
Hunslet RLFC will follow Halifax (ex Bluesox), Hull (once turquoise-clad Sharks), Doncaster (at times both Dragons and Lakers) and Oldham (whose Bears died, enabling the wonderful Roughyeds to rise from the ashes) in ditching awful suffixes.
On the lighter side, in 1980 he acted for the wrestler Andy Robin, whose bear, Hercules, against whom Robin would wrestle, went absent without leave in the Western Isles.
Bradley Manning, whose case bears some similarity to Snowden's, is being court-martialed for "aiding the enemy".
Their tweet arrived two days before the city derby against Torino, whose badge bears the image of a bull.
Ejiofor, whose forehead bears the scars of the crash, survived after spending 11 weeks in a Lagos hospital.
He is "Bushoccio," an inflatable Hot Air President Doll whose box bears the product warning: "Not designed for poor people.
Angus McIndoe, whose restaurant bears his name, is at the moment the host with the most on Broadway.
Parker also worked with Buster Smith, a saxophonist whose style bears a speaking likeness to Parker's early playing.
Down the street from Mr. Hidalgo's store sits Estrella Deli Grocery, whose awning bears the colors of the Mexican flag.
The Bell Jar tells the story of young, Boston-born Esther Greenwood, whose life bears close, fuggy parallels to Plath's own.
