Sentence examples for whose multilingual from inspiring English sources
Make that Dim Sum, a retro-traditional dumpling parlor 15 minutes' walk from the Cosmopolitan, past a series of cemeteries — Muslim, Roman Catholic, Protestant, Parsee and Hindu — whose multilingual tombstones reminded me of Hong Kong's tourism slogan: "Asia's World City".
Already, many of the same products are available at Castorama, B&Q and its other international operations, and the company is rolling out ten own-brand labels, from Mac-Allister power tools to Blooma garden furniture, whose multilingual packaging will mean products can be sold throughout the Kingfisher store network, including by franchisees.
The strengthening of the euro and more efficient flights have led Europeans to consider Hawaii, said Manu Spaur, broker/owner of ReMax Island Surf Realty on the Big Island of Hawaii, whose multilingual staff is working to develop the European market.
The program ended with excerpts from "Song Books, Vol. 1" (1970), whose quirky multilingual texts were delivered with flair by the soprano Lara Secord-Haid and the bass-baritone Davone Tines.
A patrician figure whose mellifluous multilingual voice on the museum's audio guides is known to millions of visitors around the world, he is the eighth and longest-serving director in the institution's 138-year history.
Patricia Urquiola is a vivacious Spanish architect and designer whose rapid-fire conversation includes multilingual superlatives like "super-carino" ("super-cute") and "molto timeless".
Now 22, the duo, whose band name is a multilingual play on words — "paloma" is Spanish for "dove" and "loup" (which sounds like Lou, Hayat-Camard's nickname) is French for "wolf" — just released their first EP, a four-song collection of spare but soaring harmonies.
New Frontiers What began as a quietly coveted investment opportunity for the lucky few in the Jewish country clubs on Long Island became, in its final burst of growth, a thoroughly global financial product whose roots were obscured behind legions of well-dressed, multilingual sales representatives in the financial capitals of Europe.
At the same time, industry should be more flexible in its employment strategies, creating positions for interdisciplinary, multilingual, highly technically and personally skilled scientists whose qualifications do not fit within tight job profiles.
This finding prompted the proposal of the MALACH project (Multilingual Access to Large Spoken Archives--years 2002-2007) whose aim was to use automatic speech recognition (ASR) and information retrieval techniques for access to the archive and thus circumvent the need for manual annotation and cataloging.
Next came Michael Hardt whose......evening lecture exploring "where have all the leaders gone?"......was belied by his multilingual August 18 seminar on the common with Antonio Negri in the lower elevation of Stalden.
