Sentence examples for whose brother is on from inspiring English sources

One is Xavier Henry, a 6-foot-6 wing whose brother is on the Memphis roster.

Roosevelt's team was disappointed, said Aaron Peace, a junior varsity player whose brother is on the varsity team.

2 29 P.M. 96° For Edwina McCrimmon, whose brother is on his second tour of duty in Iraq, the Fourth of July has taken on new meaning.

John Key, whose brother was on the general's staff, fed the growing opinion that Antietam was indeed a lost chance.

In this week's issue of The New Yorker, Patrick Radden Keefe profiles Ken Dornstein, whose brother was on board, and whose decades-long investigation into the attack has turned up evidence implicating new Libyan conspirators.

I received a tweet from a man whose brother was on the U.S.S.

Her chosen successor and the main standard-bearer for the still dominant Peronist movement here, Daniel Scioli – whose brother is the one to appear on the studio floor – seems certain to get the most votes.

Mr. Meloy's heroine is one Prue McKeel, 12, a bookish, bike-loving vegetarian whose brother is kidnapped on a crisp Portland afternoon by a murder of crows.

Instead, he claimed to be saving huge amounts of money by eliminating waste and reorganising state government.Mr Romney has also picked a fight with one of the state's power-brokers: the president of the University of Massachusetts, William Bulger, a former president of the state Senate whose brother is a gangster on the run.

"It's a social organization, not political or economic, and it worked with the people for the goal of preserving the Emirates as a Muslim country with an Arab character," said Khalid Alroken, whose brother is a prominent lawyer and among those on trial.

"They wanted to please Cairo and the people there, so they decided this verdict at the expense of Port Said," said Ayman Ali El Sayed Awad, 32, a street vendor whose brother was killed on Saturday by a police bullet.