Sentence examples for whose began from inspiring English sources

Those whose began their jobs under a previous contractor have seen their pay rate rise by £1.40 over the past nine years to £7.48 an hour plus £2.06 London weighting, but they still have more generous terms than workers who have joined since Aramark became the contractor.

He imagined "an assembly line, at whose beginning the first document is put, and then the other papers, and at its end the passport would have to come out as the end product".

Or a patient whose "beginning" starts with a stay in a hospital and probably will also end there.

And, as on Part 1, some songs go on for too long — including "Amnesia," whose beginning you may well have forgotten by the time you finally get to the end.

What's missing in the film is the very revolution whose beginning he has so solemnly announced.

This is done concurrently for all the rules whose beginning is matched by the incoming event.

The majority of people whose beginning status was incarceration or in-treatment also transitioned by the end of the observation period.

The Prophet Muhammad (upon him, peace) tells us that Ramadan is a month whose beginning is mercy, whose middle is forgiveness and whose end is freedom from the fire.

Ben Gerson, in his 1971 Rolling Stone review, described the song as a "lament ... whose beginning is the broken thirds of John's 'I Am the Walrus' and whose end is the decadent, exultant last half of Paul's 'Hey Jude'".

Motifs whose beginning or end were obscured by female vocalizations were not used.

– Antoine de Saint-Exupery Marriage is the golden ring in a chain whose beginning is a glance and whose ending is Eternity.