Sentence examples for whose gap from inspiring English sources

Other contributors include Samuel Adamson, Alia Bano (whose Gap sounds like a 21st-century take on The Beach and Lord of the Flies) and Noel Clarke, who has written Those Legs, a psychological drama about three pals struggling to come to terms with one of their gang losing the use of her legs after an accident.

The quantum confinement effects in nanoribbons further enhance the band gaps of PNRs, whose gap sizes are monotonously decreased with the increasing ribbon width [13 16].

It holds that there are an infinite number of twin primes whose gap is 2. The list of such numbers starts with (3, 5), (5, 7), and (11, 13), and has been tabulated into the trillions.

The sections whose gap was connected to the contours of the dLGN were discarded.

The largest central synapse in adult Drosophila is a mixed electro-chemical synapse whose gap junctions require the product of the shaking-B (shak-B) gene.

Yet, they ignore the phylogeny during the remainder of the alignment process and produce alignments whose gap patterns are not evolutionarily meaningful (Löytynoja and Goldman, 2008).

Let's pause here to single out No. 8 — the Great 8 — Alex Ovechkin, whose gap-toothed face appears on Coke machines throughout Sochi.

It could just as easily have gone to Keith, 26, whose gap-toothed grit came to personify the Hawks' effort after he lost seven teeth stopping a puck with his face in Game 4 of the San Jose series, but played on.

In addition to Mr Hudd, whose gap-toothed dame bears a passing resemblance to his beloved Dan Leno, there is good work from Steven Hardcastle as a highly athletic cat, Gareth Davies as a Bill Sikes-like villain and Amelia-Rose Morgan as a principal girl called Alice Widl.

The bill is a sloppy piece of work whose gaps have been consistently exposed by three trade union musketeers: Lord McCarthy, Baroness Turner and Lord Wedderburn.

Within a few years, as it happened, Spacey was anointed the new Jack Lemmon, a shoe that did not quite fit but whose gaps and pinches are nonetheless noteworthy.