Sentence examples for whose events from inspiring English sources

Tarsus, whose events include The Dubai Airshow, painted an upbeat picture for the exhibitions sector as a whole.

"My whole motto is just to really go for it," said Weinbrecht, whose events will be held Monday.

She was, after all, the only populist among six sisters whose events the most shameless pulp novelist would hardly dare invent.

But The Last Days of Lehman Brothers – a drama whose events are ripped straight from the news pages – also poses many other vital, universal questions.

He spent seven years writing Red Shift, a magnificent book for young adults, whose events, which span 1,000 years, are recounted through three intersecting narratives.

Or a Secretaries' Day whose events included "The Disk Drive -- teeing up a floppy disk like a golf ball and hitting it with a driver".

Maria Mutola is a runner from Mozambique whose event, like Semenya's, was the eight hundred metres.

"We want this to be first-stop London," said Kevin Murphy, whose Event Communications company provided "story" and "concept".

That has been an issue in the case of Toyota, whose event recorders are different from those installed on cars from Detroit automakers.

One thing is clear: the concept "Kevin Pietersen" is the black hole of English cricket, from whose event horizon there is no escape.

A picture caption on Aug. 8 with a portfolio of the United States Olympic swim team misidentified the native country of Lenny Krayzelburg, whose event is the backstroke.