Sentence examples for whose first and foremost from inspiring English sources

At age 50, Moyes moves on from being a loyalist whose first and foremost task was to keep Everton in the top half of the Premier League with resources that were nowhere near equal to most clubs in the division.

There is nothing new about politicians trying out their ideas and tactics on friends whose loyalty is first and foremost to them, and whose discretion is a given.

"It was clear to me it was going to be total war, whose victims were first and foremost going to be civilian".

The constituent power is proclaimed to be ethnic Hungarians no matter where they live, instead of the citizens of the state whose constitution applies first and foremost to them.

As in the original, and most every modern procedural, there is a support team, though not the little family group that surrounded the Burr Ironside in his specially fitted clubhouse, and whose cares were first and foremost for one another.

The sale of Leopard tanks fits the growing impression in many corners of a mercantilist Germany, whose foreign policy is first and foremost concerned with its own economic interests.

He was a scientist first and foremost, colleagues said, whose interests traveled far beyond the hunt.

It is true that there aren't nearly as many female directors working in Hollywood (and off-Hollywood) as there should be; it's equally true that many of the best of the ones who have managed to get films made have been treated contemptuously by the industry, first and foremost, Elaine May, whose 1972 film "The Heartbreak Kid" had two nominations — for Best Supporting Actor and Actress.

"Our thoughts should focus first and foremost on children whose lives have been torn apart.

These were first and foremost the cultivators whose mode of life depended on spiritual resources as well as more mundane ones.

Ms. Tyzack, was first and foremost a theater performer whose stage résumé was long and formidable.