Sentence examples for whose marks from inspiring English sources
As an official from the international gymnastics federation arrived at the judges' table, Trautwig pointed out the Malaysian and Canadian judges, whose marks pushed Nemov's overall score down.
All 14 marks would be displayed on the scoreboard, but no one -- not even the judges -- would know whose marks were used.
Moseley has performed the Dinner Roll only twice in competition this season, and it has yet to be received favorably by the moguls judges, whose marks represent 75percentt of the final score determining the winner.
Last month, Insane and Fens, two vandals whose marks can be found all over the city, left their calling cards in two-foot-high silver letters on the side of a brick building at 209 Riverdale Avenue in Yonkers along with the initials FSV, which stood for Famous Subway Villains.
Only a month after Sonia Sotomayor passed through here in near-anonymity — visiting relatives and lecturing to a few dozen lawyers and law students — she has been chosen for a potential seat on the United States Supreme Court and has become a superstar whose marks of Puerto Rican-ness are being memorized like the lyrics of Ricky Martin.
Our study of these images suggests that the last major glaciation (Late Wisconsin) was much less extensive than older Pleistocene events, whose marks remain on the landscape beyond the younger moraines.
A new method of controller design with mixed constraint is presented, and a net reduction technique of Petri net fuses all the constrained places into one place whose marking is equal to the sum of the markings of the constrained places, and then compared with the constrained transitions.
Then along came the memorial, whose mark is set in white and blue Gotham.
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The first, Moreno's header from a corner, deflected off Blind, whose marking duties on set-pieces had changed following his switch to the left flank.
He leaves as the top-winning coach in Atlantic Coast Conference history, and one whose mark on the university can be seen in the stadium he leaves behind.
