Sentence examples for whose encounters from inspiring English sources

Then there are the many residents whose encounters with criminals never make the papers.

The album hints at a tale of two sometime lovers whose encounters take place all over America, from South Carolina to California to Santa Fe to Milwaukee.

In 1936, he wrote "Rickshaw Boy," about a young rickshaw puller whose encounters with injustice turn him into a "degenerate, selfish, hapless product of a sick society".

I hope I wasn't too rude about the person whose encounters with the actors-cum-cod psychologists I got to watch.

When Ms. Jones drops the doctrine, which, fortunately, she sometimes does, she is an engaging and venturesome traveling companion, one whose encounters with Africans are touching and surprising.

All this foreshadows more scrutiny, and perhaps anxiety, for the debate moderators — Anderson Cooper of CNN, Lester Holt of NBC, Martha Raddatz of ABC and Chris Wallace of Fox News — whose encounters with the candidates could draw record audiences.

The following morning, Mr. Sando, a marketing executive from Los Angeles whose encounter with Mr. Breitbart was first reported in The Hollywood Reporter, grabbed his iPhone.

The exchanges over Neil Hamilton got very testy, with Channel 4 News's Michael Crick (whose encounter with Godfrey Bloom helped to derail the last Ukip conference) leading the charge.

The spectacle draws the top fifty riders from six age groups — kids who worship rodeo heroes like Tuff Hedeman, the legendary rider whose encounter with an especially surly bull broke nearly every bone in his face.

As one would expect in a consideration of evil, Hannah Arendt is here, but so is Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, the South African psychologist whose encounter with a torturer nicknamed "Prime Evil" is the perfect counterpoint to Arendt's encounter with Eichmann.

Kaja's adoration ultimately pales next to that of Hilde, whose encounter with Solness when she was a girl of 13 was the emotional turning point of her life.