Sentence examples for whose chapter from inspiring English sources
Another solution was proposed by Zach Sims, whose chapter focuses on teaching young people JavaScript, the computer programming language.
"Our pain and suffering went out to Jose Guadalupe's family, whose chapter had been closed, but now is open and their suffering starts again".
Undaunted by the instruction manual whose chapter headings ("first day," "first week" "first two weeks" and "first month") implied a rather long learning curve, I fired off some e-mail messages.
And there's no shortage of American Muslim academics who could offer a gay-friendly perspective at Zaytuna — such as the gay Muslim scholar Scott Kugle, the author of "Homosexuality in Islam," whose chapter about Yusuf in another book Yusuf recently called the best thing anyone's ever written about him.
Colonies are probationary chapters at universities that have not historically had a chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi or whose chapter has gone inactive.
Who is the man, a distant observer, whose chapters are curiously titled "The Man Who Wasn't There"?
From that starting point, his bigger idea was to write a book whose chapters could run nonsequentially.
This is one painter's biography whose chapters of formal analysis aren't a dutiful slog between anecdotes.
Project Linus is a national volunteer organization whose chapters make and donate security blankets to children in hospitals and shelters.
Reached in a trailer on a film set, he declined to add to the account in his book, whose chapters on her family Mrs. Mellon vetted and personally approved.
Teachers are expected to spend 30 hours instructing from the textbook, whose chapters include "Healthy Mobile Phone Culture," and "Protecting Personal Privacy".
