Sentence examples for whose cart from inspiring English sources

Ms. Feld found supporters among the shoppers, including Brenda Burke, 68, whose cart was full of groceries.

Ms. Wilner, whose cart contained a box of potato starch in order to make kugel, a traditional potato pudding, says she will return to the food pantry a few more times before Passover.

GUGELMIN TAKES POLE POSITION: Mauricio Gugelmin, whose CART season has included the death of a son and a frightening crash, got a lucky break yesterday and won his first pole in four years at the rainy Marconi Grand Prix of Cleveland.

While on line (not online) at the grocery store, undistracted without my 2-by-5 inch "friend," I struck up a conversation with a woman whose cart had almost identical items as mine.

He showed me around his house, spent time sharing with me some of his favorite possessions, like rare wines, hand-sketched photos of his kids made by a street artist in Russia, and a fire extinguisher he took from the set of Burn Notice when he played a walk-on role as a hot dog vendor whose cart blows up.

If you see a cart loose around your neighborhood, look around for the store whose cart it is.

One of his early role models was his first employer, Gus Johnson, an entrepreneurial Shinnecock whose carting business served residences and businesses in the surrounding community.

Mr. Ali, who in the suit contends that his civil rights were violated when his cart was seized by the police, also said that he had a sneaking suspicion, one not uncommon among vendors whose carts are confiscated, that the police may have enjoyed a few refreshments at his expense.

Mr. Econopouly, the owner of Steve's Sheet Metal in Queens, is accused of renting inspection-worthy carts to vendors whose own carts would have failed, then transferring the inspection decals to their carts.

"Think Scotch meets Bourbon," he said, offering a sip to Dan Fingado, whose shopping cart held only six-packs of beer.

That's the thing about being a product, of course; a box of Special K is hardly entitled to an opinion about whose shopping cart it ends up in.