Sentence examples for whose dads from inspiring English sources

But this tends to benefit children whose dads come from more advantaged backgrounds.

To find out, they compared young people who had grown up without their dads with cousins whose dads remained at home.

I'm sure plenty of kids whose dads stack shelves in Asda rather than sit as a life peer, as Young's did, will be gifted the same "mistake" today.

Nick, the youngest, who is now a comedian and a writer in Los Angeles, said, "There were kids whose dads were middling accountants in Port Chester who couldn't make it to a game.

"By the time they get to 16," Mr. Bailey said, "you can tell the ones who are racing because they want to be racers, versus the ones whose dads want them to be there".

I think what you see now is a generation of men whose dads never knew which traditions about "how to be a man" they should impart, and so the result is a bunch of kids in their thirties who are confused and totally scared — especially if they do want to connect with women and don't know how.

There's James McMurtry, whose dad is Larry McMurtry.

The boy whose dad owns a chip shop?

Gary Collins is comforting James, whose dad has just popped out to feed the meter.

Joe Romm, whose dad was a newspaper man, has weighed in with a comprehensive piece at Climate Progress.

"I met this 22-year-old kid in Mallorca whose dad had just died," Mr. Radnor said.