Sentence examples for whose observer from inspiring English sources

On Sundays I get the Observer, whose Observer Food Monthly is just brilliant.

His first was Black Combe, the lonely seaward bastion of the Lakeland fells whose observer and celebrant in all their moods Harry was to become.

Early pioneers to have written newspaper diaries about their cancer include Ruth Picardie, journalist and mother of two, whose Observer column was published as the memoir Before I Say Goodbye after her death in 1997 aged 33 from breast cancer.

To track the active leader, a distributed discontinuous observer-based consensus protocol is proposed for each following agent, whose observer is used to estimate the agent׳s unmeasured velocity.

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, whose observers monitored the election, said it was "basically in line with O.S.C.E.

Tennis, more than most, is a sport dominated by psychological battles — or, at least, it is a sport whose observers fancy themselves experts in psychoanalysis.

By Reeves Wiedeman June 11 , 2012Tennis, more than most, is a sport dominated by psychological battles — or, at least, it is a sport whose observers fancy themselves experts in psychoanalysis.

The deal says that some 200 EU monitors will replace Russians in the buffer zone, and also talks of a separate EU mission whose observers will, says Mr Sarkozy, be able to go wherever they want, including in South Ossetia and in Abkhazia, the other breakaway enclave.

But in an industry whose observers are forever obsessed with the notion of authenticity, there's no denying Swift is the real deal: a singer who has spent her entire young adult life under the spotlight, self-consciously decanting her biography into songs she writes herself, unlike so many others in her position.

"In each of those cases, in each of the instances where we observed any part of the process, we were struck by the degree of rigor," said Bill Infante, country representative for the Asia Foundation, a group that promotes democracy, whose observers visited 100 of about 1,700 stations.

Perhaps United should take this on board instead of going on about the ref. They can expect no sympathy from Uefa, whose referee observer on Tuesday was Pierluigi Collina, the Italian with the terrifying glare who, in 1995, sent off Paul Ince for dissent when United went out of the Champions League in Gothenburg.