These are the amateur giants on whose broad shoulders much contemporary biology and entomology rests.
Hackgate reveals the mechanisms of a network of corruption whose broad outlines were already understood.
She was dressed in a gray wool suit whose broad lapels made her look more buxom than usual.
Army House is in Rawalpindi, a half-hour drive from Islamabad, whose broad avenues swarm with politicians and diplomats.
In the 1970s the England team captain was Tony Greig, whose broad South African accent left no doubt about his origins.
Norman Atkins, a baritone whose broad range included opera, musical theater and Jewish liturgical music, died on Jan . 13in Hackensack, N.J.
Born on Feb. 3, 1969, in Wilmington, Del., Joseph Robinette Biden III was an energetic politician whose broad smile mirrored that of his father.
Sir Andrew is a demonstrative conductor whose broad and often sweeping gestures leave little doubt about what he wants.
We are in a historical village of sorts, whose broad-timbered barns are authentic, but whose other buildings were constructed for previous interactive exhibitions.
Ivan Nova is listed at 6-4, 225; Phil Hughes is 6-5, 240; Freddy Garcia, whose broad shoulders and boxlike frame seem to fill up the doorway, is listed at 6-4, 250.
But Mr. Isserlis also had a noteworthy partner in Jeremy Denk, a pianist whose broad tastes and personable virtuosity make him a kindred spirit.
