Sentence examples for whose bond from inspiring English sources

The pianist in both ensembles is Peter Madsen, whose bond with Mr. Chapin is clear.

Both "Transparent Walls" and "Portals" feature a central couple whose bond seems jeopardized by the dance's centrifugal activity.

For Oak Harbor, whose bond with the naval station go back 50 years, there will be plenty to celebrate.

Meanwhile, the patriarch of a crime family (Keith Carradine), whose bond to the couple fuses familial and mercenary designs, has plans of his own for Bob's homecoming.

"That little lad don't know fear," marvels his proud coach, Rodrigo Mosquera, whose bond with this pugnacious youngster eases more personal disappointments.

It is also the story of an embattled fraternal relationship (both Kazantsakis brothers resemble Ringo Starr) whose bond survives Illias's betrayals.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, July 8 , 1939P. 15 Comment on young Mr. Buckner whose bond-redeeming activities often led him into the presence of the very prettiest girls who testified in court that it had not occurred to him to become a monk just because he was chairman of a committee.

Cantor Fitzgerald's chief executive, Howard W. Lutnick, whose bond-trading firm was devastated in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, said yesterday that his two-and-a-half-year-old eSpeed Inc. electronic trading unit would account for most of his partnership's business.

Those are the investors whose bonds are not backed by collateral and are thus considered more risky.

First, he constructed characters whose bonds of love seem incontrovertible, so that Georges couldn't be accused of mixed motives.

Especially hard hit are those funds exposed to companies whose bonds are in default or are otherwise out of favor.