Sentence examples for whose fall from inspiring English sources

Its spokesman said soldiers were in the outskirts of the town, whose fall was imminent.

Or, what's wrong with buying a swap on a security whose fall in value poses systemic financial risk?

Some nonprofit groups whose fall benefit tickets went on sale earlier in the year have had successful fund-raisers.

Rick Owens, whose fall presentation this month had an otherworldly caste, calls the latest revival "an escape from banality".

That was high on the list when he took office in 1996, after ousting a long-serving Socialist government whose fall had been caused largely by corruption.

After one attempt at devolution failed in 1979, they played a decisive role in bringing down the Callaghan government, whose fall was followed by Margaret Thatcher.

City Opera, whose fall season opens Oct. 27, shares the theater with the New York City Ballet, whose season ended on Sunday.

Well, he's one of the mid-list guys whose falling sales have ground him down.

Ataxites are a rare class; of the 49 iron meteorites whose falls have been observed, none is an ataxite.

Like Satan, whose fallen angels ultimately lose to God, the Restoration triumphed over Cromwell's puritan party.

For public figures whose falls have been as spectacular as that of Mr. Spitzer's, there are many time-tested paths to image rehab.