Sentence examples for whose contacts from inspiring English sources

Then came the musicians, chosen by the composer Philip Glass, whose contacts span classical, rock and world music.

A fourth director was Michael Wynne-Parker, a well-connected figure whose contacts range from King Hussein of Jordan to Asil Nadir, the fugitive businessman.

A collector whose contacts included Picasso, and the sculptor Giacometti, he had been invited to help create the ICA in the late 1940s by its key founders, including Roland Penrose.

Out of 133 people whose contacts have been traced, the largest single group of 60 people have contracted the disease at Samsung Medical Centre, one of the largest hospitals in Seoul.

In 1991 Mr. Mason published "I Remember Balanchine," an important and often revelatory anthology of his personally conducted interviews with an extraordinary range of people whose contacts with Balanchine stretched from the 1920s to the 1980s.

"Relationships between countries don't get affected on the basis of what one ambassador has allegedly written," said Qamar Zaman Kaira, the information minister in Pakistan, a nation whose contacts with the United States are at once important, fraught and complex.

Among them will have been the editors of this volume, Peter Florence, Mark Ellingham and Barnaby Rogerson, whose contact books clearly reach far further.

The initial section is related by another member of the hotel staff, whose contact with Ines ends there.

From the outset, his clenched jaw twitched, and he blinked repeatedly, like a man whose contact lens hurt.

The management company said the machine did not "belong" to the unit but was left by a previous tenant, whose contact information they would not disclose.

The men allegedly manipulated stock prices by selling shares of companies to individuals whose contact information they had stolen, before dumping their own shares and causing the price to fall.