Sentence examples for whose donated from inspiring English sources

Two historical events are fused together here: first is the 1963 founding of Miami Beach's Bass Museum of Art, much of whose donated collection of Old Masters, courtesy of the sugar baron John Bass, turned out to be forgeries.

In one recent column, he profiled a middle-school soccer goalie who committed suicide but whose donated organs helped save the life of a weekend jogger, who, in turn, met the father of the goalie.

Mr. Penn plays a sickly math professor in "21 Grams," but from what audiences can see of him lying face-down in bed, after a sex scene with Naomi Watts (playing the wife of the man whose donated heart he received), his body has stood up quite well.

As the story is told, Shannon from the start recognized in Traylor's renderings the mark of a visionary he thought important enough to support financially, and whose donated art supplies encouraged Traylor to produce several cartoons a day.

Written informed consent for use of these specimens and the relevant clinical and radiological data required for this research were obtained from each patient prior to surgery and from the next of kin of the persons whose donated lung was released for research.

Unpacking their new, shared kitchen becomes a tense standoff over whose vegetable peeler makes it into a drawer and whose gets donated.

He rescued it from a $1.5 million deficit and unpaid bills, using sometimes ruthless tactics, including persuading the board (half of whose members donated only $500 a year) to increase the minimum donation to $10,000.

One young woman hopped "corporate angel" flights on private jets whose owners donated empty seats.

"God bless you," one woman told Mr. von Maur, whose family donated a half-million dollars to a victims' compensation fund.

So he finally sold them to a Philadelphia factory owner, whose widow donated them to the Smithsonian in 1879.

Through one of his trustees, Mr. Govan turned to the entertainment mogul and avid art collector David Geffen, whose foundation donated $1.5 million.