Sentence examples for whose fellowship from inspiring English sources

A continent whose fellowship is based on shunning the desperate is going to find its confidence fatally damaged.

At the centre are the two founding partners, whose fellowship has lasted for most of their 66-year lives.

"For me it's not a religious issue, it's a legal issue," said Mr. Perry, whose fellowship of churches claims 46,000 members and adherents in 22 countries.

However, others, like Ms. Berger, whose fellowship in Cairo came to a premature end amid rioting in July, insist that even after their romanticized notions of the Arab world have been dented, their interest is undimmed.

World Peace -- then known as Ron Artest -- and Odom were joined by the likes of now-NBA veteran Elton Brand on a borough-based team whose fellowship was its most formidable trait, according to its coach.

All F32 NIGMS recipients whose fellowship started in the years 1992-94 were selected using the NIH RePORT site http://projectreporter.nih.gov/reporter.cfm.

The agreement does not include HuffPost fellows, paid staffers whose fellowships typically last around six months.

The headliner is Hezekiah Walker, the Brooklyn preacher whose Love Fellowship Tabernacle Choir borrows freely from hip-hop and R & B. He is to be joined by Vickie Winans, Desiree Coleman-Jackson, Cissy Houston and the gospel-pop group Virtue.

At Cambridge, she met Reich, her current supervisor, whose Oppenheimer fellowship had ended just the year before.

The Fellowship, whose members include Republican politicians, wants governments to act in accord with Christian principles.

The other important modern organization is the Rosicrucian Fellowship, whose founder, Max Heindel, attended lectures in Germany by the theosophist Rudolf Steiner.