Sentence examples for whose girls are from inspiring English sources

And M. has the extra burden that she belongs to a subcaste whose girls are often expected to become prostitutes.

And I come here as a mom — as a mom whose girls are the heart of my heart".

For organic-eating, right-living parents whose girls are merely on the fleshy side of average, "health" may also mask a discomfort with how a less-than-perfect daughter reflects on them.

Nicole Werner was the beauty as well as the brain of her small town; at college, she joined Omega Theta Tau, the rich, prestigious, "keep-your-record-clean sorority," whose girls are supposedly all virgins.

In 2008, speaking "as a mom whose girls are the heart of my heart and the center of my world," she told a story about Barack Obama carefully, slowly driving them home from the hospital when they were born.

The show's book, which has been refurbished by the playwright Kirsten Childs, meanders lackadaisically through its wisp of a story, which is centered on the rival establishments of Madame Fleur (Ms. Pinkins, in the role originated by Bailey), who runs a botanically themed brothel, and the more successful Madame Tango (Ms. McQueen), whose girls are renowned for their, er, terpsichorean skills.

He's an innocent abroad, a Little Fellow who loves but whose girl is also pursued by a man who's twice his size and prone to aggression.

I ask the baby, who is a girl, "Whose girl are you?

In the game, the player controls Gogan, a barbarian whose girl, Flare, was kidnapped by the cult of Jagu.

She added, "I felt like I was at an Upper West Side bar where all the girls were seeing whose diamond was the biggest".

Pregnancy is a major risk for girls for young girls whose bodies aren't fully prepared to conceive.