Sentence examples for whose name begins from inspiring English sources

He is now an Oxford don and, she thinks, married to a woman whose name begins with M.

There is the greedy police station commander whose name begins with T, the "tall commander" who owns stakes in two massage parlors and the man named S who took $5 million to gamble in Macao and turned up dead.

We know of no other king whose name begins with this syllable".' Other finds include additional pieces from the Iron Age, the early Bronze Age, and even modern times with the discovery of a shovel thought to have been used by Lawrence himself.

Suppose that instead of gifting seniors with debt, President Santorum passes a constitutional amendment requiring that from now on, each American whose name begins with the letters A through K will receive $5,000 a year from the federal government, with the money to be raised through extra taxes.

In this version, the characters are all on mobiles and the coke-snorting Dave, having just returned from Basra, hates any politician whose name begins with a B. But the idea that Ann, who expresses a vague yearning for freedom, would be less empowered than Ibsen's Nora and stuck between two impossible men strikes me as inherently implausible.

In "The House of the Spirits", just as in "The Leopard", there is a young couple roaming through a house with many rooms, and a big black dog whose name begins with a 'B' who bounds in in the first chapter only to end up as a rug some time later.The Lampedusas, as David Gilmour explains in his biography, "The Last Leopard" (Harvill £8.99; Pantheon; $22), were never great workers.

"Something about an architect whose name began with S".

Alex (whose name began as an acronym for the research project Avian Language Experiment) died on Sept. 6, 2007, apparently of a fatal arrhythmia, heart attack or stroke.

Mr. Weldon's strongest argument is Ali's report from May 17, 2003, that Iran planned to hijack an airplane in Canada and strike a nuclear reactor in the United States whose name began "Sea".

"A strange thing," says Sheehan. "A recurring imaginary friend: she was a girl of about nine or 10 whose name began with the letters 'Al' – she was imagined by my brother, myself, and decades later, my own daughter.

As a professional singer, she came to America in 1983 and, just as her grandfather had predicted, met and married a man whose name began with the letter V.