Sentence examples for whose name describes from inspiring English sources

Early work on "Medúlla," whose name describes the inner part of an animal or plant structure and, more appositely, the lower part of the human brain, was done at Greenhouse Studios, which belong to the producer Valgeir Sigurdsson.

The event was the passing out of the 5th Annual MIHH kudos to the producers of Disney's "Inside Out," and Paramount's 'Anomalisa," the two current Oscar-nominated features which were made in the town whose name describes the glamour of the great films and great stars who helped shape the character of our entire country not to mention film art.

The remaining oysters, on my visit, were classified as fines de claires, spéciales de claires and pousse en claires, whose names describe the amount of time each spends growing out in a cleansing pond and the amount of space each is given.

The couple in the tree, whose names have been withheld by the police, were described as a 32-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy.

The two cadets, both plebes, or freshmen, whose names were not released, suffered from hypothermia, but the rescue crew described them as alert and otherwise uninjured.

In filings with state and city officials, company executives described a repeatedly changing ownership arrangement that involved investors whose names suggest South Asian and Italian roots.

Molecules involved in a reaction are described in tp:reactants, tp:produces, tp:enzyme, and tp:inhibitor, whose names indicate the roles of the molecules.

Skrang! — whose names read like typos.

Those whose names were included..

Guys whose names end with vowels.

All whose names aren't said.