Sentence examples for whose breakup from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jones, whose breakup with the actress Sarah Paulson briefly made the tabloids, has never been shy about her sexual orientation and didn't hesitate to bring it up again.

Kraft stock is up a bit in market-adjusted terms, but shares of Fortune Brands, whose breakup has been in the works all year, are still below where they started.

These were the Guy and Girl who spoke so winningly in accepting their Academy Award — they wrote the songs for the movie that form the score for the musical — and they were the Guy and Girl whose breakup was painfully rendered in a follow-up to "Once," the 2011 documentary "The Swell Season".

She used to work mostly in environmental law, but said clients now couldn't afford to pay or to fight big corporations, and she was handling an increasing number of divorce cases, particularly couples with young children whose breakups were rooted in financial trouble and the economic crisis.

Wouter De Backer, known as Gotye, is a Flemish-Australian singer and songwriter whose quirky breakup anthem, "Somebody That I Used to Know," has been inescapable this summer.

The film-maker was born in Brooklyn to Jonathan Baumbach and Georgia Brown, a pair of writers and critics whose painful breakup he would later document in The Squid and the Whale.

Recounting telephone conversations among aides to Governor Paterson and top officials in the State Police, and with Sherr-una Booker, the woman whose ugly breakup with David W. Johnson, a Paterson aide, is at the center of the inquiry, it chronicles what the independent counsel, Judith S. Kaye, deemed "errors in judgment".

Ms. Holmes, whose own breakup letter is in the book, featuring a lot of capital letters and the phrase "this situation is too toxic to me," had one regret: "The problem is, you guys, I'm never going to get another date".

For older girls there's the now-single Barbie, whose 2004 breakup with Ken was overseen by Ben Affleck's publicist, Ken Sunshine.

Mr. Cusack and Ms. Zeta-Jones are a pair of narcissistic movie stars whose real-life breakup threatens the profitability of their new movie.

She seems doomed to isolation until the day she collides with Harlow, a drama major whose dish-smashing breakup with her boyfriend in the cafeteria manages to get both herself and Rosemary arrested.