Sentence examples for whose name seems from inspiring English sources

But now the school whose name seems to be everywhere is the ÉCAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne.

Elsewhere, there is the sterling example of Linus Gray (whose name seems a little too good to just be coincidental).

"Now they call me the Bond girl," said Ms. Whatmore, whose name seems a bit Bondish, in a telephone interview.

She died young, and Bertha's father married his children's nanny, whose name seems to have appeared on, and falsified, Riefenstahl's certificate of Aryan descent.

Stories like these make up "Flood!," a wonderful show from a young theater company whose name seems suited to primal quests: Double Helix.

Moveon.org became known as the mainstream of the growing movement, joining a larger coalition called Win Without War, whose name seems expressly designed to ward off any charges of anti-Americanism.

And then there was a bull, whose name seemed to be the Bull.

"Tom Ford," she said, mentioning a designer whose name seemed to be on a number of people's lips.

If I couldn't find that, I settled for Noxon 7 Metal Polish, whose name seemed to herald its awful smell.

One piece now on view is a cast-iron abstraction by Joe Wippler (known as EZO) and Revs, a legendary graffiti artist whose name seemed to be plastered everywhere in the city in the 1990s.

Indeed, I often used to drive along Interstate 10 near New Orleans, where huge billboards advertised the well-funded ministry of the Reverend Ceflo Dollar, whose name seemed so appropriate.