Sentence examples for whose heartbeat from inspiring English sources

When the woman stands and embraces him, it's not clear whose heartbeat is being amplified by the radio microphone.

For starters, a D.N.R. order simply means that "a patient whose heartbeat or breathing had stopped should not be revived," Fink writes.

Not Will, whose heartbeat is irregular, whose mind hovers and churns "on hummingbird wings" and who is full of "chaos" because his dad deserted him.

Last time, I mourned the baby, an almost living creature whose heartbeat we'd taken pictures of, whose growth I charted on my phone with an app, whose name Solomon and I had been debating.

Au Revoir Parapluie erupts from the same vivid imagination, featuring, among other lyrical, surreal scenes, a man whose heartbeat goes on the run around his body, and a giant sea creature absconding with a married woman.

I was back then in the simple world before I had seen Frances Carey, a world in which someone whose heartbeat had once been mine, and whose blood became my blood, and inside whose body I once lay curled, herself lay stricken in a hospital bed.

Gandhi, Martin King, Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Vaclav Havel, Lech Walesa, Rosa Parks and many others have proven to be stronger than those whose heartbeats stroked to the metronome of hate.

Right behind the cello section is the timpani, whose menacing heartbeat cuts through the flesh of the cello lines.

Tucker, whose African-heartbeat style of drumming made her an underground-rock icon, raised a family and made occasional solo records.

By Sasha Frere-Jones The Knife, whose single "Heartbeats" was a huge hit in 2002, was fun as a twisted synth-pop duo, but it's often better as an aggressive, gender-melting noise band.

This week's Critic's Notebook is on Sondre Lerche, the delightful Norwegian musician whose new album, "Heartbeat Radio," is just out.