Sentence examples for whose homecoming from inspiring English sources

His friend Lonnie (Brendan Marshall-Rashid), a limp prodigal son whose homecoming is barely noticed by his sozzled mother, is no help, preferring the company of a pretty pharmacist (Cindy Pinzon) whose options must be severely limited.

The featured players are Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte, whose homecoming in the middle of the last decade spurred the Astros to the only pennant of their 51 seasons in the National League.

But, unlike Stephon Marbury, whose homecoming in Minnesota last Sunday was marked by ill will from the bitter crowd, this trip to Utah will most likely be a happy event.

Affiliated regional groups have so far trained more than 43,000 men, including the seven whose homecoming ritual I watched.

Whose homecoming is it?

Stephon Marbury, whose New York homecoming began with fanfare and ended in infamy, finally severed ties with the Knicks on Tuesday, ending a tense, three-month standoff with the franchise.

Then, in one final, inspired attempt to keep the jingoistic fever alive until Election Day, a war hero is invented -- a lone American soldier who has been discovered behind the lines and whose glorious homecoming is ballyhooed as a major media event.

Both are novels of homecoming whose heroes aren't sure what "home" means.

Then Leifer, previously a writer-producer for "Seinfeld," pitched the idea of a sitcom whose theme was homecoming: Ellen's character decides to stay in Clark and become the high-school guidance counselor.

Like any proud parent whose child made the homecoming court but was denied the crown, the network, upon learning the results of the ballot, informed its viewers not that Freeman won but that Puig hadn't.

R. W. Apple, Sr., was a football star at Wittenberg University, a small Lutheran school in Ohio, and, as the family story is told, he fell in love with the homecoming queen, Julia Albrecht, whose equally German but considerably more prosperous family owned a lot of grocery stores that were to make the transition into a substantial Akron supermarket chain called Acme.