Sentence examples for whose historic from inspiring English sources

A gift, once prized, whose historic emotional significance far outweighs our actual feelings about it.

The city centre – whose historic buildings were hit hard by the earthquake – has been completely remodelled.

It began with Huddersfield, whose historic Fartown ground became Arena 84 and the club the Barracudas in 1984.

The second thing was to upgrade a relationship whose historic roots are at least partly religious, with Russia.

The capital is Belfast, a modern city whose historic centre was badly damaged by aerial bombardment during World War II.

In an Op-Ed article, Edmund Morris interviews Roosevelt, whose historic statements have surprising relevance for the 2008 presidential campaign.

The trial began in September 2011 in L'Aquila, whose devastated historic centre is still largely a ghost town.

Launching so many new products so fast might not sound like much for a $70bn corporation but for Coke, whose unique, historic appeal is that it makes a 'one-flavour-suits-all' product, it is the riskiest thing it can do.

I emerged at the small town of Aireys Inlet, whose famous historic landmark, the striking, red-topped Split Point Lighthouse, loomed ahead.

Westchester has many homes with vestiges from the last three centuries, said Stephen Tilly, a Dobbs Ferry architect whose practice includes historic preservation.

"If you follow the history of the Irish or the Japanese, they started in concentrated communities and then they assimilated," said Huang, whose husband leads historic tours of the neighborhood.