Sentence examples similar to whose grandest from inspiring English sources
A new chateau perhaps, whose grand cru goes well with meat?
They are a fantastically talented group whose grand arrangements are reminiscent of Sunny Day Real Estate.
Or he may be playing the redheads — Don Budge and Rod Laver, whose Grand Slams he covets and seeks to match this year.
The hotel was obviously named in honor of Simón Bolívar, whose grand equestrian statue was directly opposite, just inside Central Park.
It has been a dizzying and deflating journey for Mr. Stringer, whose grand ambitions have repeatedly collided with harsh political reality over the past year.
(An after-party jam session will be hosted by the trumpeter Gordon Au, whose Grand Street Stompers are another band on the main bill).
The cheers Els heard were for Buster Posey, whose grand slam in the fifth inning gave the Giants a 6-0 lead.
Suzanne Farrell, whose grand style came to define an era at the New York City Ballet, returns to her home turf at the helm of her own company.
Stevens, whose grand prix career ran for a little more than one season, will be replaced by Indonesian rookie Rio Haryanto, the British-based team confirmed on Thursday.
Instead there is much here than enhances enjoyment of this man whose grand tour took him, not to Italy, but on a walk to Carlisle and into Scotland.
The poverty and dilapidation of modern Potosí mask the story of a once-imperial city whose grand villas are now restaurants, hairdressers and dental surgeries.
