Sentence examples for whose flashing from inspiring English sources

Not so Madeleine Worrall's Shirley, the kittenish newcomer whose flashing claws draw no blood.

In the Democratic camp, likewise, Michelle Obama is often spoken of, sotto voce, as the emotionally fluent "secret weapon" of a president whose flashing smile has failed to smother an impression of Olympian aloofness.

It may be engineered as in the case of the low battery indicator (a) whose flashing (F) is triggered by, and hence it is informative about, the battery (b) being flat (G).

in this world is a fleet of trim sailing ships,... or a phalanx in close formation, whose flashing spears.

Jonathan had just ended a significant relationship and lived in a tiny studio in a tough part of town, on an alley that literally looked out on a steady stream of pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers, homeless and the police whose flashing lights constantly lit up the Hollywood sky.

At the time, though, he talked charitably of those whose flash glare he often intercepted.

Another player whose flashes of brilliance weren't enough Monday was American Donald Young, who was unable to overcome Agustin Velotti of Argentina.

When George Lucas, producer of the "Star Wars" movies, was asked who should draw the comics version, he turned to the man whose Flash Gordon images he greatly admired.

Suffice it to say that Charlotte Parry is a sweetly sympathetic governess whose flashes of fire never seem unwarranted or hysterical.

The march from Selma to Montgomery is one of America's grandest sagas, a racial, regional, and constitutional crisis whose flash points illuminate the country's path to social democracy.

In Phyllida Lloyd's 2011 film The Iron Lady, she had become a lonely and confused old dear, whose flashes of grandeur and hauteur at political soirées were the more poignant for being so fleeting.