Sentence examples for whose outlets from inspiring English sources

So was a subsidiary whose outlets sold plants in bulk.

The web is brilliant at this, too though some of the biggest online stories of recent years were broken by dead-tree-and-ink reporters, whose outlets still have resources that often-parasitic news websites lack.

"We didn't want to build a big tower in the sky that sticks up," said Mr. Porcelli, whose family owns Gaseteria, one of whose outlets used to stand on the property.

In cooperation with the Leonard Bernstein Office and in association with the Library of Congress, the series was produced for the WFMT Radio Network, whose outlets in New York include WNYC-AM (820) and WNYC-FM (93.9), both at www.wnyc.org.

McDonald's, most of whose outlets are franchised, had over $450‐million in sales last year, and in local market's is franchisees spent another 615‐million for advertising through 63 advertising agen cies.

The suit named the distributors Sony Music Entertainment, Capitol Records, Universal Music Group, Warner-Elektra-Atlantic and BMG Music, and the retailers Tower Records Musicland Stores Corporationn, which operates the Sam Goody and Musicland chains; and Trans World Entertainment Corporation, whose outlets include Record Town and Camelot Music.

This paper studies the generation of noise by car ventilation systems whose outlet rates are controlled by a butterfly valve and whose directions are controlled by grilles.

Such incontinence may be a dribbling overflow from a permanently distended bladder, or an efflux from a contracted bladder whose outlet is always open.

The real clue to the future may be found in Spring Street's second etched-glass figure, that of Bruce Lee in the window of the storehouse of SSUR, whose outlet is at 219A Mulberry.

But having done penance, Mr. Imus regained his microphone by the grace of Citadel Broadcasting, whose outlet in New York City is WABC-AM (770 on your radio dial, as some say, despite not having seen a radio dial in decades).

The other opening is connected to another valve whose outlet is left open for connecting to external appliance through which the gas can be tapped out.