Sentence examples for whose likeness from inspiring English sources

The latest: Johnny Bench, whose likeness was unveiled last weekend at Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park.

Or at least, Ms. Carter, whose likeness is still synonymous with the comic-book heroine, is.

Hello Kitty, cartoon character whose likeness adorns hundreds of products for children and adults throughout the world.

Mr. Greene, 69, is a well-known portrait painter whose likeness of Mayor Robert F. Wagner hangs in City Hall.

That's Nelly, whose likeness recurred, when she was eighteen, in a painting by her father on the theme of Death and the Maiden.

Mr. Redlegs is an old-fashioned gent with a handlebar mustache and pillbox cap whose likeness appears on the left sleeve of the Reds' home jerseys.

These are the online universes populated by virtual representations of gamers whose likenesses and skills persist from one game session to the next.

Golub subverts the medium of portraiture, quietly sending up the revered leaders whose likenesses decorate the walls of our museums as militarists with blood on their hands.

Just this week, the video-game company EA Sports and the Collegiate Licensing Company announced that they had settled a lawsuit with former players whose likenesses had been used without compensation.

Last week, two other defendants in the suit, E.A. Sports and Collegiate Licensing Company, settled a consolidated suit for $40 million; current and former players whose likenesses appeared in the video games could potentially get a share.

Lawrie, who missed the first two weeks with a rib-cage problem, mentioned the loss of Reyes and Bautista, whose likenesses soar above Bremner Boulevard on banners hanging from each side of Rogers Centre.