Sentence examples for whose elders from inspiring English sources
The latter group is especially important for a party whose elders want to reach out to black people and Hispanics.
All this has done little to reassure the community of Chibok, whose elders have publicly expressed a lack of confidence in the efforts taken so far.
Because he feared reprisal from Saul, Samuel went to Bethlehem (whose elders had the same fears) under the pretense of presiding at a sacrifice.
An address on a street whose elders claim may have more published writers per square foot on its five short blocks than anywhere else in the city!
According to PEN, Dala is married into a family whose elders are important figures in Durban's Muslim religious and business community.
Dawn O'Porter's novels about Renée and Flo show how friendships can be the only port in a storm for teenage girls whose elders and peers are eager to keep them in their place.
Other friends include Peter Mandelson, Hugh Grant and Elton John, whose elder son, Zachary, is Lebedev's godson.
In 1606 they recognized Matthias, whose elder brother Ernest had died in 1595, as head of the family and as heir to the throne.
Meanwhile, Mrs Zia, whose elder son is in prison accused of corruption, has appointed her younger brother vice-president of her party.It all seems so predictable.
"There were lawyers, doctors, journalists and civil servants here," said Mr Kamilindi, whose elder daughter Igihozo, then five, was murdered in the genocide.
The overriding goal was to capture Salah Abdeslam, a 26-year-old suspected terrorist, whose elder brother Brahim blew himself up outside the Comptoir Voltaire cafe.
