Sentence examples for whose foster from inspiring English sources

Liesel is a little princess whose foster father teaches her to read after her schoolmates taunt her for illiteracy.

In both studies, the children whose foster parents received the intervention subsequently showed cortisol patterns that echoed those of children brought up in stable homes.

Had officials closed them, the city, whose foster children were almost entirely black and Latino, would have been left with just two minority agencies.

The production's mediocrity is only emphasized by Crudup, whose Foster is as sharp and menacing as a knife; he's a great actor joyfully working inside Pinter's outrageous humor, and perverse sense of tragedy.

The mediocrity of the production is emphasized by Crudup, whose Foster is as sharp and menacing as a knife; he's a great actor joyfully working inside Pinter's outrageous humor and perverse sense of tragedy.

That includes people like Karen (not her real name), whose foster father Arthur Breens launched an online petition this week to highlight her struggles with unscrupulous lenders, securing more than 50,000 signatures in three days.

Joseph Morpurgo is a sometime music journalist and comic whose new Foster's award-nominated show is clearly informed by intimate musical expertise.

Mr Timpson, whose parents fostered abandoned youngsters, said a government shake-up of the system would cut the time children spent in care before they were adopted.

Children's rights: The foster care system in Yolo County is getting attention thanks to the experience of Supervisor Matt Rexroad, an Iraq War veteran whose family fostered an infant for two years.

Foster, whose team is predominantly black, said he lost just one of his white players after he was hired.

[C1.] A SURPRISING CHOICE Some of the nation's wealthiest hedge fund managers aren't supporting the Republican candidate for president or the Democrat whose husband helped foster the prosperity of the 1990s.