Sentence examples for whose missing from inspiring English sources
"whose missing" is not a complete sentence and is not acceptable in written English
However, you could use "whose is missing" in a sentence, such as: Can you help me find the missing pieces of the puzzle, whose is missing?
Not just Sophie and her illness, which is related in lyrically poignant prose, but also – and here I must be careful not to give away those tingling twists of plot – Zoe, whose past is an orgy of death and despair; Tom, whose missing front teeth are a constant reminder of his missing family; and Kate, whose bland amiability is the response to a catalogue of traumas recent and ancient.
The story is a puzzle whose missing pieces the reader needs to fill, flipping back and forth to ensure that information is correct, confirming that, yes, that phrase (and many others) appeared like code in the opening pages.
"I'm amazed in some cases that these objects didn't get thrown away," said Mr. Baseman, handling a small cast-lead dog from the 1930s whose missing leg was replaced by a nail.
In CBS's Saturday night pantheon, the girl who could turn the world on with her smile has been replaced by a man whose missing teeth may be his most compelling feature.
The heirs of Jewish and other German collectors whose missing artworks may be among those discovered minced few words, accusing the Germans of failing to live up to the spirit of the 1998 Washington accords on restituting confiscated art or works that sellers were forced to give up for rock-bottom prices in order to flee Nazi Germany.
While the president did not visit the 69th Regiment Armory at 26th Street and Lexington Avenue, where families of the missing were gathered, Suk Tan Chin, whose missing brother, Robert, had been working high in the trade center, said she was pleased by Mr. Bush's visit to New York.
Instead he is recalled for being the man whose missed penalty cost Italy the final.
"It's been a rough two weeks," said Del Greco, whose missed field-goal attempts cost the Titans victories against Baltimore and Jacksonville.
He's replaced by Clint Dempsey, whose missed Capital One Cup penalty-kick against Norwich City last week cost me £70 in ill-gotten gambling winnings.
Leonard, whose missed putt at the 72nd hole kept him from winning the P.G.A. Championship at Whistling Straits in 2004, is tied for second with Mickelson.
Many current and former players also found fault with New Orleans safety Marcus Williams, whose missed tackle allowed Diggs to run unopposed to the end zone.
