Sentence examples for whose long from inspiring English sources

Elaine Vasquez's twin sister, Arianna, whose long black hair complemented the school uniform, was first.

Smith, whose long, untamed Afro extends his chiseled jaw line, explained the importance of having conversations.

Drummond turned to the social worker, whose long straight hair framed a lovely, plain face.

Siobhan Davies, whose long career has often coincided or intersected with Alston's.

The Japanese believe in soba noodles, whose long, lean shape symbolizes health and longevity.

Raj and Simram are the young lovers whose long road to bliss furnishes the film's plot.

The return of Becky Bloomwood, whose long-lost sibling hates shopping.

The Internet is a revolutionary medium whose long-term benefits we are only beginning to fathom.

He will replace Michael Dawson, whose long-mooted relocation to Hull appears imminent.

The report included only efficiency improvements whose long-term savings would outweigh the initial costs.

Labour's voters did not defect to the Tories, whose long-term decline continued under Thatcher.