Sentence examples for whose birth is from inspiring English sources
The two aspects cannot always be strictly distinguished, as is seen in the case of saints whose bodies are immune from corruption after death or founders of religions whose birth is attended by supernatural manifestations.
For this richer and livelier legacy than any that survived Diaghilev, we have one person to thank above all others: Lincoln Kirstein, the centenary of whose birth is commemorated by the New York City Ballet spring season, which opened on Tuesday night.
To read Molly Bloom's great gush of resigned affirmation with which Ulysses ends and then set it beside the equally self-actualising fatalism in which the final adagio movement of Mahler's ninth symphony (marked on the score "very slowly and held back") culminates, is to feel yourself in the presence of artistic twins whose birth is separated by only a few years.
Mr. Leigh's terrain here — unexpectedly, because his output tends to occupy a niche or two down the ladder of English class — recalls the societal and temperamental patch previously plowed by Terence Rattigan, the centennial of whose birth is being marked this year.
Soon they're living in London with an infant daughter, whose birth is the first of two scenes played, for drama-heightening effect, against a fiery air raid.
The cub whose birth was announced last week was just 10cm (4in) long and weighed 100g (3.5oz).
But he makes no mention of the Securities and Exchange Commission, whose birth was the direct result of those incendiary hearings.
The notion of a winning mentality is rooted in the philosophy of the legendary American coach Vincent Lombardi, the centenary of whose birth was celebrated last month.
In the case of Smit, there was no obvious reason why he was the only one of seven siblings whose birth was not registered.
AUG. 9, 2010 It is perversely fitting that the child whose birth was the catalyst for Dooce now shies away from having her life chronicled.
The 2013 ruling stirred an international outcry and prompted the government of President Danilo Medina to introduce a naturalisation law and allow those whose birth was never registered in the Dominican Republic to apply for residency permits as foreigners.
