Sentence examples for whose hottest from inspiring English sources

Sales have more than doubled, says Perkins, whose hottest items are now Disney characters.

In the betting stakes, Beatty has been outrun by Deborah Levy whose Hot Milk (Hamish Hamilton) could hardly offer a greater contrast.

So he seeks out the man (Forest Whitaker), whose hot wife (Minnie Driver) picks up men with her husband's permission.

He was a man who wanted to do good but whose hot temper and strident ideas consistently got in the way.

Torrey's friend Commander Paul Eddington Kirk Douglass) is a capable but troubled man whose hot temper and sexual desires lead to tragic consequences.

His studio manager and archivist, Juliet Myers, whose hot-pink-and-orange hair style is a Santa Fe landmark, drives out every Wednesday.

In addition to ethnic variances, women whose hot flushes began while they were still having regular periods or were in early perimenopause reported symptoms for 11.8 years.

Other times, the beings seem more autonomous, like the multi-eyeballed protagonist of "Torn," whose hot-pink body practically pulses as he strides across a deep blue canvas.

"I just think he's a good man," said Nicholas Vlamis, an owner of Tomlinson's, a restaurant whose hot dogs have been famous in town since the 1930's.

Factory Records was the home of New Order and the flamboyantly self-destructive Happy Mondays, whose hot-to-the-touch song gives the film its title.

To assist in that cause, Martin Jennings, whose Hot Records released "Songbird" in Britain, enlisted a high-profile British music promoter named Tony Bramwell.