Sentence examples for whose continuation from inspiring English sources

Such a program would invite you to hear the Brahms afresh, as a benchmark in a heritage whose continuation you had just experienced.

Angus Fraser, whose continuation as a selector would hinge on how the new director of cricket wants to operate, believes 38-year-old Strauss is now the perfect man to turn to after 18 months of turmoil.

The position of Stephen M. Case, whose continuation as chairman of AOL Time Warner has met opposition from some major shareholders and directors, was not discussed at the board meeting yesterday, a company spokesman said.

The airports remained in a virtual lockdown for most of the day, although last night they were ready to receive any of the diverted flights whose continuation had been authorized by federal authorities.

Such demands are righteous -- but lack integrity and credibility when the same standards are not applied to President Obama, whose continuation of the Bush "war on terror" under revamped rhetoric has bypassed international law as well as "civilized behavior".

And my in-laws, whose continuation of Bhakti traditions passed down through generations in Guyana and brought over to Brooklyn, is a reminder that our faith still lives - and thrives.

However, in Group 1, whose continuations answered the "What happened next?" question favoring Occasion/Result continuations and greater facilitation of reference to the Goal, there was significantly less reference to the subject of S1 46 % and a much higher rate of reference to the Goal 54 %, as tabulated in 24.

All students whose records justify continuation in the program may be assured support for the second through fourth years in the form of employment as a teaching or research assistant.

All students whose records justify continuation in the program may be assured support for the second through fifth years in the form of employment as a teaching or research assistant.

She also saw it as her duty to convince Gramsci that he was a great man, the continuation of whose work mattered to humanity.

But Helen Radkey, an ex-Mormon whose research uncovered the continuation of Jewish baptisms that led to the second agreement, recently told Salt Lake City Weekly that violations of the pact continue.