Sentence examples for whose disappearing from inspiring English sources

When Matthew Keiser and his daughter, Mia, needed to cool off with a swim the other day, they climbed to the roof deck of their pre-Civil-War loft in TriBeCa and plunged into their own sleek custom steel infinity pool whose disappearing edge seems to merge with the looming downtown towers of the city's municipal acropolis.

Surely the most famous plane disappearance of all time belongs to female flying ace Amelia Earhart, whose aircraft disappeared in 1937, during an attempt to circumnavigate the globe.

Sun Haiyang, whose son disappeared in 2007, has collected a list of 2,000 children in and around Shenzhen who have disappeared in the past two years.

Cayce Pollard is a brand consultant whose father disappeared on September 11th.

In practice, that means those whose jobs disappear rather than those who merely suffer pay cuts.

Hit hardest, the economists say, will be lower-income people whose jobs disappeared.

Telly (Julianne Moore, left) is a Brooklyn woman whose son disappears.

The only American pilot lost was Lieutenant Hine, whose plane disappeared during the battle.

The den is run by Mama Chow, whose daughters disappeared in a fairground hall of mirrors.

David, an American, is a former spy whose brother disappeared during the fighting in Vietnam.

Everyone is looking for someone — even Norma, the program's host, whose husband disappeared the year hostilities ended.