Sentence examples for whose folks from inspiring English sources

We had neighbors whose folks had a place there.

In "12 51," as the singer visits a girl whose "folks are away," the era is pinned down by a keyboard line out of the Cars.

"Those were the best times, and having recently moved from Queens out to the Island, I wanted to be able to provide an experience away from the city for someone whose folks couldn't do it for them".

"My parents were able to build a life for themselves and start a small business in the 90s," says Getahun, whose folks once ran a small cafe in Seattle's Rainier Valley.

The same is probably true of some of those whose folks forced them to appear on the old showoff show Ask the Family but, these days, it's even worse because the most gruesome clips of tantrums and anti-cuteness will be preserved for ever online, ready to be consulted by prospective dates and employers.

That generation whose folks were just relieved we weren't burning undergarments, sneaking off to Haight-Ashbury, or losing the draft lottery -- our older siblings had worn them out, so they generally left us alone.

And "Virus," whose folk-like melody seems to come from the depths of the centuries, has an unstable, ever-shifting accompaniment that suggests cells subdividing and multiplying.

* Mumford and Sons, whose folk-forward performance on Friday will doubtless lead to some pundit calling them "the new Coldplay" on air.

Among the places in Mazowia where the composer spent his holidays is Sanniki, whose folk traditions are thought to have inspired his music.

His name was Woody Guthrie, and he was America's troubadour, whose folk songs, like "This Land Is Your Land," have become anthems.

That mood is deepened by Carl Davis's string quartet soundtrack, whose folk-flavored classical style Mr. Jones describes as a cross between Schubert and Janacek.