Sentence examples for whose chairs from inspiring English sources

Later, I tracked down the Snukals, Robert and Sheila, whose chairs I had borrowed.

He imagined a kind of executive fairground ride: a long conference table whose chairs moved around it.

Looking at the boys, under whose chairs water was pooling before spilling between the floorboard cracks, she knew they could never understand her ambition.

To address these issues, a committee of 10 law professors – whose chairs were Robert Jackson and myself – submitted a rule-making petition urging the S.E.C. to adopt rules that would require public companies to disclose information about their political spending.

"My chairs are made of a different type of cardboard, and my designs will never be confused with his," said Mr. Stearns, whose chairs run from $75 to $1,200; Major Noodle, left, is $700.

Diners arrive to face a grouping of tables whose chairs face the door, which encourages gawking at the new arrivals and checking out the clothes, the hair, the jewels.

Periodically they reconfigured the seating, sometimes slow dancing with a spectator whose chair was being moved.

Nor is it comforting to realize that News International, whose chair is James Murdoch, could be indicted for bribing U.K. officials.

The FA chairman, Greg Dyke, supported the name change, according to the Football Supporters Federation (FSF) whose chair, Malcolm Clarke, attended the meeting.

The targeted companies this week were all part of PICA, whose chair is Ida Rockstad, Sixten Rockstad's mother.

"It's small moments, it really is," said Ms. McSorley, the first-grade teacher whose chair had been pulled out from under her.