Sentence examples for whose handler from inspiring English sources

He pointed dramatically to Rumor, a German shepherd, a five-year-old female named after the Adele song "Rumor Has It," whose handler had nearly retired her from competition after she lost Best in Show in 2016.

The theme continued last year: next door was Fawzia Koofi, a deputy speaker from Afghanistan's national assembly, and in the aisle was Rex - a five year-old German Shepherd who served as a bomb-sniffer for the air force in Iraq and whose handler was injured there.

The winner was Thomas Hicks, a Briton running for the United States, whose handlers plied him with strychnine cocktails and brandy shots throughout the race.

Over-the-top gun enthusiasts now await fresh red meat from Ms. Angle (whose handlers are trying to pull her away from the edge for the general election).

Ms. Turlington, whose handlers like to point out that she studied comparative religion and philosophy at N.Y.U., calls the "Nuala" line "yoga-inspired activewear".

This year, Mr. Lane said, his reporting staff fielded calls about an Asian billionaire whose handlers tried to convince Forbes to switch the date on which they nailed down their prices; the billionaire's stock was trading too low for his tastes.

Unlike most of the other candidates, whose handlers have often shielded them from the news media, Mr. Gingrich has made himself available for reporters' questions at nearly all of his appearances.

This is not a winning strategy for Mr. Romney, whose handlers should be aware that Christian fundamentalists and evangelicals know Mormon doctrine better than most other Americans do — if only because they study Mormonism in order to rebut its claims.

Mr. Corzine's growing political stature has helped dispel the doubts of many people, including his allies, who considered him a political bumbler whose handlers had to limit his public exposure after several gaffes in his Senate campaign two years ago.

British-trained horses whose handlers were sending their first runner to the Breeders' Cup won all three of the races in which Europe fielded an entry on the first day of this year's meeting at Santa Anita on Friday.

That spells danger for Aaron Cross, an agent of Operation Outcome, (described as "Treadstone, without the inconsistency"), whose handlers want to wipe him out.