Sentence examples for whose links from inspiring English sources

A former warlord whose links to Liberia's violent past many cannot ignore ran for president in recent elections.

The client whose links Massey was monitoring had made one porn video, in her late teens, under coercion.

Apart from judo and Tae Kwon Do, whose links to China are indirect, there are no traditional Chinese athletics in the Games.

Meanwhile, within Syria, the coalition's legitimacy is being tested by some of the fighting groups, whose links to outside political leaders have been tenuous in the past.

A variant of the coil chain is the stud-link chain, each of whose links has a bar or stud across its inside width.

Google has effectively enlisted millions of Web page authors, whose links serve as recommendations for the largest editorial board ever assembled.

Mr. Walker, whose link to the case was already well known to the press, then explained the obvious: Sante Kimes had been calling him because she is his mother.

Williams — no relation to Kyle, whose link to baseball is his father, Ken, the general manager of the Chicago White Sox — watched most of both football games Sunday.

He is a throwback, a targetman to whom the ball tends to stick and whose link-up play liberates team-mates.

Mr. Baron, the national finance chairman for John Edwards's Democratic presidential campaign in 2004 and whose link to the scandal of Mr. Edwards's mistress this summer put him in an unwanted spotlight, died of complications from cancer, said Harrison Hickman, a family spokesman.

Now, since the rights to the novel on which the musical was based have been withheld, what's left is a collection of songs whose linking dramatic elements -- like story line and characters -- have been excised.