Sentence examples for whose nearest from inspiring English sources

It's an anomaly whose nearest parallel is in Iran.

It isn't there," said Mr. O'Brien, whose nearest village, Kingsburg, is bereft of shops.

It has significantly reduced cases of diarrhoea and worms, which were high among villagers whose nearest water source was a swamp.

Mr. Siegel said the new device could help ambulance medics in remote towns like Castine, whose nearest hospital is an hour away by ambulance.

The vibe did not feel like that of a circus sideshow for the Skeeters, a first-year franchise in the eight-team Atlantic League whose nearest opponent is the Blue Crabs of Waldorf, Md., located about 1,450 miles away.

Team-mate Nico Rosberg was down in ninth, 0.666secs adrift of Vettel, whose nearest challengers for pole to date appear to be Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber.

"Duma Key" is about characters whose near-death experiences have given them psychic powers.

Furler is a 40-year-old Australian former indie chanteuse whose near-breakdown prompted this second writing career.

It was even angrier with Abassi Madani, the leader of the Islamic Salvation Front (whose near-victory at the cancelled 1991-92 election set off the violence), for responding.

At my side was my friend Fleur Cowan, the United States Embassy's deputy cultural attaché, whose near-fluency in Italian would make up for my own rusty language skills.

A far worse story is that of Equitable Life, whose near-collapse in 2000 was blamed by a recent official report mainly on years of mismanagement.