Sentence examples for whose guides from inspiring English sources

"A lot of business travelers don't see anything more than the shuttle bus from the airport," said Mr. Vernon, whose guides also offer runs in Las Vegas.

For a whistle-stop initiation into the city's food scene, try Guadalajara Food Tours (00 52 133 1772 6488; guadalajarafoodtours.com), whose guides will feed you with information as well as tasters at several downtown restaurants.

The biographical section of the book concludes with some of the leading birders of our own day, like David Sibley and Kenn Kaufman, whose guides have taken their place alongside Peterson's.

A few days after coming to terms with Thomson Safari, whose guides would escort me to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, I received an e-mail detailing the items I might want to bring along.

The U.S. System's private A capitalist device; An economy whose guides are fixed By quantity and price.

In addition, users can access guides from friends and family, or from people they may have never met but whose guides resonate with them.

Clegg, whose guide is Chris Clarke, is a happy woman.

He was a political man, whose guiding principle remained the honor imperii.

At the time, he was a student at the University of Virginia, whose guiding spirit is the gentleman-scholar Thomas Jefferson.

It includes elective sessions with a trained Jungian psychoanalyst, whose guided questions help me to understand my inner motivations and hesitations.

But unlike those series, whose guiding premise is that too much is never enough, "Vikings" isn't afraid to leave certain things to the imagination.