Sentence examples for whose obstacles from inspiring English sources

The young man's pony then advises him of the journey he must undertake to find this other princess, one of whose obstacles is the seven miles of steel thistles.

Though Manhattan's waterfront is an unlikely place to find a thriving outrigger canoe scene -- set as it is on a river whose obstacles include bobbing baseballs and soda cans, swells from the Circle Line ferries and gusts from choppers taking off and landing at the West 30th Street heliport -- the club is a sign of the sport's growing popularity outside Hawaii.

By Genevieve Fussell January 23 , 2014Three participants prepare for a Tough Mudder, whose obstacle courses are ten to twelve miles long and include "hardcore" military-style obstacles.

Like "The Trump Card," "Women Who Work" is written for an audience whose greatest obstacles are internal, and Ivanka's advice is, once again, Ivanka-specific.

From the district capital, Magburaka, the drive to Freetown — on a paved highway whose only obstacles are periodic military checkpoints and a few farmers spreading grains of rice to dry atop the baking asphalt — takes about three hours.

Around 2,000 of us, starting in waves, set out to complete either one or two 5km laps whose 30 obstacles required us to wriggle through narrow tunnels awash with freezing mud, leap through a bonfire, climb walls of giant bales, slide into an icy pond, scramble up near vertical mudslides, wriggle on our faces under giant webs of heavy netting, and much else besides.

And Dykes On Bikes, whose trademark obstacles mirror The Slants', couldn't be happier.

I saw an opportunity to bridge that gap and, at the same time, to support immigrants -- a group whose particular obstacles have always concerned me, especially against the backdrop of Arizona's hard line on immigration.

The story follows a mighty Roman warrior whose one obstacle to office is how poorly he relates to his country's commoners.

C.A.A. did, and Michael Ovitz was then in the middle of delicate negotiations for a deal with Warner that would include movies, records, and books — a kind of all-embracing superdeal, whose major obstacle was that Lazar was busy selling a part of it separately to anyone who would listen.

Now, with the N.B.A. season rapidly approaching the preseason is already underway; the first official whistles blow on October 25th Lin will offer his darting style, as well as a new, more leaderly personal carriage, to a team whose main obstacle over the past half decade or so has been the impatience, impulsiveness, and incompetence of its enigmatic Russian owner, Mikhail Prokhorov.