Sentence examples for whose intended from inspiring English sources
The girls, eager to buy some new dresses, accept an assignment whose intended victim seems to have brought on the hit as a way of committing suicide.
Enter Quiksilver, a niche clothing manufacturer, whose intended customers are extreme-sport participants, teenagers and young adults who want to look like the skateboarders and snowboarders who snap up the company's board shorts and sunglasses.
"Fashionistas don't necessarily play the music I would choose at their hootenannies," said Lady Bunny, whose intended play-list that night was heavily weighted toward deep house music, particularly songs by the cult club artist Ultra Naté.
This chapter describes the mathematical and mechanical modelling of the 3D cellular textile composites whose intended application is in protection against low velocity impact.
This paper presents the design and calibration of an ISO non-compliant orifice plate flowmeter whose intended use is for respiratory function measurements in the bidirectional air flow range ±9 L/min.
This paper presents the economic MPC optimization index whose intended use is to provide a procedure to compare different designs for a given process, assessing how well they can be controlled and optimised by a zone constrained MPC.
The five non-disclosers consisted of one non-disclosing SD couple, one SD mother whose partner did not participate, one OD mother whose partner was undecided and one OD father whose partner intended to tell the child.
The law, which Lincoln signed on Aug. 6, provided that slaves whose owners intended to use them in the Confederate war effort could be confiscated by Union forces.
After a run for no gain, Tebow was pulled for Sanchez, whose pass intended for an open Schilens in the end zone was batted away by J. J. Watt.
Infants whose mothers intended to breastfeed from birth through at least age 4 months were enrolled in a nonrandomized reference group.
This study finding also revealed the odds of utilizing ANC and DC among women whose pregnancy intended are higher compared to the reference group.
