Sentence examples for whose gimmick from inspiring English sources

Hill and Beard joined the American Blues, whose gimmick was dyeing their hair blue.

More so than Matt Cardle, whose gimmick is that he sometimes wears a hat.

Dujardin stars in The Artist, playing George Valentin, a lantern-jawed silent film hero whose gimmick is that he always stars opposite his adorable little dog.

Jerry Bruckheimer (producer of high-octane movies like "Armageddon") is a producer of "C.S.I.," whose gimmick is that this crew works the night shift in Las Vegas, with lots of vice and glittering backdrops.

"This business right now is a lot like Hollywood in the 1930s and 1940s, when the studios had all the power," says Al Snow, a soft-spoken wrestler for Titan whose gimmick involves toting around a mannequin's severed head.

Beefcake, whose gimmick included cutting his opponents' hair, was wrestling The Genius, Perfect's manager.

The Abbey by Chris Culver (Little, Brown, £6.99) A huge ebook success in the US, where it was a product of Kindle Direct Publishing, Chris Culver's debut is an easy-reading crime thriller whose progressive gimmick is that its hero, former homicide detective Ash Rashid, is Muslim.

Short version: A comfortable mouse whose main gimmick will take hours upon hours of dedication on your part to fully exploit.

It's essential because, without some thought and planning, nudity is just a gimmick whose novelty fades by the second water break.

Costello was the creator and original member of the tag team The Fabulous Kangaroos, whose "Ultra Australian" gimmick complete with boomerangs, bush hats and the song "Waltzing Matilda" as their entrance music, existed in various forms from 1957 until 1983.

Mr. Soifer, whose other summer gimmicks include a Tastykake sculpturing contest, has not stopped his creative whims for winter.