Sentence examples for whose empty from inspiring English sources
The phrase "whose empty" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks context to convey a clear meaning. Example: "The box, whose empty state surprised everyone, was left in the corner."
Lolita and American Psycho target not only the central characters, but the societies whose empty, toxic desires they exemplify.
For 20 minutes we drove the circumference of Nauru, stopping once at a small store whose empty shelves held only one thing for sale: white bread.
She's famous for playing ditzy blondes, and does so here, as Gladys Glover, an unemployed model who decides to pay to put her name on a billboard in Columbus Circle, and whose empty fame spurs her career.
Once a summer resort for Philadelphians, the town became a magnet a century ago for European immigrants drawn to its factories, including the Philadelphia Watch Case Company, whose empty hulk still looms over town.
But in April this year the bank took a £227m hit as it wrote down the value of the building, whose empty floors are now just as symbolic of the latest restructuring being undertaken by McEwan.
If on 23 June we vote to leave, future US presidents may bypass shrunken little tin-pot England with its showy royalty, ignoring a Ruritania whose empty ceremonial strutting will look yet more comical when stripped of its present influence.
At the romantic Hotel Tjampuhan outside Ubud, whose largely empty bungalows are perched in jungle overlooking a stream, I rented a $70 room for $50.
And in a race where the only other competition is an unwholesome, insanely wealthy, smiling robot whose every empty word seems to mock you, that means everything.
The Thames has been polluted for centuries: in 1383 Parliament taxed households whose latrines emptied into the river's tributaries.
Those whose habitat empties into the Atlantic are spawned in the Sargasso Sea, a two-million-square-mile area east of Bermuda.
"I hope guys in there take it personally; I'm definitely upset," said third baseman David Wright, whose bases-empty home run in the seventh inning was his 30th of the season.
