Sentence examples for whose fellow from inspiring English sources

His clearance lacked elevation and was charged down by Jamie Gibson whose fellow flanker Tom Wood picked up.

As vice chancellor, Papen, whose fellow non-Nazi nationalists received a majority of the ministerial posts, naively thought he could restrain the Nazis.

The one clear winner from the invasion and the consequent civil strife has been neighboring Iran, whose fellow Shiites dominate the Iraqi government.

Slipping that thought into a case about the treatment of a Christian student group reminded some of a technique perfected by Justice William J. Brennan Jr., whose fellow justices were wary of his "time bombs".

"We like to support our culture and show that we like cars, too," said Mr. Watts, whose fellow club members favor old-school rides like the Chevy Monte Carlo and Caprice, the Pontiac Grand Prix and the Ford Crown Victoria.

The only other real villain of the piece, as assessed by the 8,500 people who cast their vote, was Icelandic premier, Geir Haarde (left), whose fellow countrymen seemed to concur and have now removed him from office.

NATO, after all, has been assuring everyone that it is now a defence-cum-peacekeeping outfit that threatens absolutely nobody, least of all its old adversaries the Russians (among whose fellow-Slavs are the Serbs).

The Royal Historical Society, whose fellows include professors David Starkey and Ian Kershaw, is spearheading the fightback against radical plans backed by David Willetts, the universities minister.

In an entertaining set piece, she traces the establishment of the Royal Society, whose fellows were inspired by the recent inventions of the telescope (or "tube") and microscope to "collect knowledge in all spheres".

Similarly, she has gleaned new ideas from collaborations with physicians who diagnose dyslexia and with clinical researchers at CHB's Developmental Medicine Center, whose offices are just down the hall from hers and whose fellows sometimes rotate through her lab.

They include a journalist, Mahsa Amrabadi, whose husband and fellow journalist, Masoud Bastani, remains in prison.