Sentence examples for whose ends disappear from inspiring English sources

Dick explains orthogonal time as a circle that contains everything rather than a line both of whose ends disappear in infinity.

An Apple spokeswoman, Lara Vacante, said on Friday that Mr. Yeager's disappearing music files were not the result of Apple's policies, but a systems error, though she and Mr. Yeager disagreed on whose end.

In practice, that means those whose jobs disappear rather than those who merely suffer pay cuts.

In these models, we identify eQTLs as those SNPs whose effects disappear when transcript level are added to the model.

The first typically involves "goodies" fighting "baddies" whose "bodies disappear", thus being "not really violent" and "funny".

Everyone is looking for someone — even Norma, the program's host, whose husband disappeared the year hostilities ended.

Endesa has resettled most of the 93 families whose land would disappear under the reservoir.

Cayce Pollard is a brand consultant whose father disappeared on September 11th.

Hit hardest, the economists say, will be lower-income people whose jobs disappeared.

Telly (Julianne Moore, left) is a Brooklyn woman whose son disappears.

The only American pilot lost was Lieutenant Hine, whose plane disappeared during the battle.