Sentence examples for whose keyboard from inspiring English sources

"The greatest pleasure of this book is that it gets the finance right," cooed Felix Salmon, the Reuters finance blogger whose keyboard often oozes acid.

Glossip told the Guardian he loves Cold War Kids and X Ambassadors, whose keyboard player, Sam Harris, has spoken to him on the phone.

To Forkel, Bach was a Teutonic hero whose keyboard works represented a national treasure similar to the piano sonatas of Beethoven.

He makes it work, being one of those rare birds whose keyboard skills are near those of Chick Corea or Chucho Valdés.

"We were not political," says Josef Janicek, whose keyboard and synthesiser playing gave the Plastics a direct link to bands like Hawkwind and the early Pink Floyd.

Inspired by Byrd, Bull and other Elizabethan composers whose keyboard music is included in the "Fitzwilliam Virginal Book," Mr. Meltzer deftly avoided writing a pastiche by adopting those composers' structural processes instead of their melodies or harmonic styles.

Both Apple and Google's growing presence in the business market pose a threat to Research in Motion, whose keyboard-equipped BlackBerry devices were once the industry standard for professionals.

There, he joined a college group, Five's Company, whose keyboards player was Steve Jones, later a radio presenter.

A statement published on the band's website reads: "The Endless River is a tribute to Rick Wright, whose keyboards are at the heart of the Pink Floyd sound.

Dar Williams happens to be in the middle of a modest tour, with a talented accompanist, Bryn Roberts, whose keyboards and soft, well-placed backup vocals nicely complement her voice and guitar.

A keyboard app may fail to impress those who text or e-mail in English (or any of the forty-some other languages whose keyboards are supported by iOS), but it must be seen within the context of the languages it supports, many of which were exclusively oral until a documentation push in the nineteen-seventies.