Sentence examples for whose elevation from inspiring English sources

It would force any peer whose elevation to the House of Lords was conditional to reveal whether they have met the terms of the agreement.

U2, whose Elevation tour is featured tonight at 9 on VH-1, adjusts better to television's scrutiny by letting it be the elephant in the room.

Finally, Worsley's party would trek the remaining ninety-seven nautical miles to the Pole, whose elevation is ninety-three hundred feet.

One of the mayor's appointees was Sandra Dungee Glenn, a fiery political organizer whose elevation illustrates how sharply Edison's fortunes have shifted in the city.

Some of the cardinals-to-be are senior Vatican officials whose elevation to that rank lagged behind the importance of the jobs they were already doing.

Iain Duncan Smith, whose elevation to the job last month inconveniently coincided with the terrorist attacks on the United States, is not complaining.

These common pollutants are associated with significant dose-dependent increased ORs for ALT elevation in subjects whose ALT elevations were not explained by viral hepatitis, hemochromatosis, or alcohol abuse.

Over the past 30 years, Schaller has spent months almost every year in their habitat, whose average elevation is roughly 15,000 feet.

As an archipelago whose highest elevation is a meagre 4.5 metres, Tuvalu feels it when the sea level climbs by an average of 5.77mm annually.

It consists of a ring of about 20 small coral islands whose average elevation is only some 7 feet (2.1 metres) above low tide level.

Daniel Ulbricht, whose amazing elevation and spruce timing often excite, just as his unrefined line often dismays, danced the ballet's main male solos (a debut) with an absorption and informal elegance that were admirable.