Sentence examples for whose engagement from inspiring English sources
She surely won't have a 25-foot train like Diana, whose engagement ring is now hers.
There are not many theatrical performers whose engagement with the audience extends to hugging, holding and even washing their feet.
"An act of faith is now needed from the secondary schools, whose engagement is central to further progress.
Kate Middleton, whose engagement to William was announced on November 16th, might well fit the bill.Miss Middleton is very pretty and the newspapers like her.
The ceremony was attended by Hephzibah Menuhin, seventeen years old, and Lindsay G. Nicholas, twenty-one, sister and brother of the couple, whose engagement was announced May 17.
Mr. Jones, whose engagement event included the band, flash mob and camera equipment, said it cost close to $7,000, not including the expense of flying in relatives.
Such management and leadership furthermore allow volunteers whose initial engagement was mainly driven by internal motives to remain engaged and perform well.
He is generous toward Eric Hobsbawm, a fine historian to be sure, but someone whose own engagement has been not so much perverse as grotesque.
Meredith is a working dancer whose next engagement is in Will Tuckett's The Wind in the Willows, which transfers to the West End in December.
In Schindler, we find an artist whose rigorous engagement with temperate weather and a surfeit of space yielded innovation and ingenuity.
But this is not, however, the protagonist of Robert Karjel's novel My Name is N (HarperCollins, £16.99) – it's the author himself, whose sedentary engagement with his laptop is in direct contrast to his day job.
