Sentence examples for whose beds from inspiring English sources

This is the largest of the roadside camps and the only one whose beds have bedspreads.

I was allowed to travel in a small convoy of Nissan Patrols and "gunships" — Toyota pickups whose beds were outfitted with anti-aircraft guns.

The rooms, whose beds have seen better days, come with kitchenettes, and the generous continental breakfast of high-quality croissants, bagels and muffins are left out all day, as is the pod-style coffee and tea machine.

Looping back and forth between childhood trauma and more recent romantic wreckage, she tries to explain how she acquired her taste for the "love-heroin sex-saturated hit" and the men in whose beds she found her fix.

Five were in bed near the windows; two of these, whose beds were the most distant from each other, confined by painful maladies, were resting on their arms, and busily exporting and importing fun … The most delightful music in this world, the light laughter of children floated freely through the place …  A sick child is a contradiction of ideas, like a cold summer.

Rovos is one of the few railways in the world (another being the Royal Scotsman) whose beds do not fold up.

That she had an affair with Aristotle Onassis, from whose bed she was ousted by Jackie Kennedy?

If she had some guy whose bed she looked forward to when everything was boring.

"For me, the kids are very uplifting," said Ms. Boyer, recalling a girl whose bed was wheeled in.

"The only stories they seem to have in mind is who is jumping into whose bed next.

The most important figure in his life was his domineering mother, Marguerite, in whose bed he slept until he was 11 and who alternately praised and belittled him.