Sentence examples for whose brothers from inspiring English sources

Children whose brothers and sisters did not use drugs were less likely to take them.

b) A senator of a populous state whose brothers served simultaneously as president and attorney general.

He's the one whose brothers sold him into slavery and ended up in Egypt as a prince.

Bodine, whose brothers Brett and Todd will also drive Saturday, takes whatever opportunities to race that he can get.

c) A congressman who is the son of the senator whose brothers served as president and attorney general.

However constrained their financial situation, the Bennets were in the upper middle class, like Austen herself, a parson's daughter, two of whose brothers were admirals.

Deep Kumar, whose brother, Lt. Cmdr.

Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen, whose brother died last Friday, finished fourth.

Patrick McCarthy, a lawyer whose brother Robert perished, agreed.

Problems in the German church have already come close to the pope, whose brother, Msgr.

Freddy also considered taking Hebrew lessons from Saul Ephraim, whose brother Mendel was Abdul's best friend.