Sentence examples for whose moving from inspiring English sources
These vivid, startlingly gorgeous constructions progressed to animated neon displays, some quite large, whose moving images featured group sex, masturbation, aggressive insults, and death by hanging.
The other is El Pulpo Mechanical, a traveling octopus art car whose moving mechanical flames spew flames into the air as it rolls around to music.
And she has created a memorable character in Lotty, whose moving tale of survivor guilt shames every other voice into silence.
He has created broken trees in stainless steel that appear to have been hit by lightning, and one sculpture whose moving parts are activated by ambient radiation.
Charles VIII's invading army employed the Swiss pike phalanx, whose moving squares of 6,000 men had already developed the ability to engage in offensive as well as defensive maneuvers.
It comes from ECM (whose moving spirit, Manfred Eicher, has long been a friend and collaborator of the distinguished director) in the form of a smartly packaged set, purchasable online through Barnes & Noble (www.bn.com, $180).
Mr. York, whose moved his group to Georgia from Brooklyn in 1993, did not take the stand.
By comparing and contrasting, the birds can efficiently identify a suitable mate, and preliminary evidence suggests that they are drawn to mates whose moves most closely mirror theirs.
October 14, 1940 Lucknow, India Cliff Richard, original name Harry Roger Webb (born Oct. 14, 1940, Lucknow, India) British singer whose "Move It" (1958) was the first great British rock-and-roll record.
But whose moves will we be helplessly following 24 hours a day?
Others are classic tyrannies run by ruthless figures whose moves are wholly unpredictable.
