Sentence examples for whose master from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately the girl he loves is Agnès, whose master, he casually tells Arnolphe, is a dolt.

James Somerset was a slave who had absconded while in England and whose master went to court to repossess him.

In 1799, Vesey, whose master hired him out as a carpenter, had bought a lottery ticket, and won.

Dame Juliana, for her part, picked up on the form of Edward Duke of York whose "Master of Game" was written some 90 years earlier.

THE city, whose master plan is 16 years old, is beginning work on a new plan for development, the mayor said.

According to the press reports, they were planning to fit out the Neva as a Confederate privateer with guns from the American naval store in Shanghai, whose master was a Southerner.

Mr. Davidson stressed that the designs for the permanent hub were not final and could be changed depending on the plans being put together by the seven design teams, whose master-plan efforts will be made public next month.

Auvergne is the best example of a region whose masters failed to subordinate rival counts and castellans.

Two months later, Congress appropriated an additional $500,000 to colonize slaves whose masters were disloyal to the United States.

Actually, it's an old one, with deep classical roots, whose masters have names like Demosthenes, Mark Antony, Pericles and Cicero.

And let's toast Julia Child, whose "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" hit No. 1 on the hardcover how-to and advice list -- 48 years after publication.