Sentence examples for whose parallel from inspiring English sources

She lives a double life whose parallel tracks converge in a surprise ending.

Sometimes the effect is a bit like the first-century Greek historian Plutarch, whose Parallel Lives compared the actions of a famous Roman with those of an equally famous Greek counterpart.

These letters were mostly written to Patricia Hale, his Oxford girlfriend, who eventually became the first Lady Naipaul and whose parallel journey is the second, sadder story told in the biography.

Regulators had failed to see the iceberg in Enron's path and so had Enron's own accountants at Arthur Andersen, a corporate giant whose parallel implosion had its own casualty list of some 80,000 jobs.

The ladies are pursued past boarded-up branches of JJB Sports by a yawning Nick Hewer, whose parallel career as the host of Countdown has left him openly uninterested in the antics of a group of middle-management parakeets.

It was the culmination of years of painstaking intelligence work, intense deliberation by lawyers working for President Obama and turf fights between the Pentagon and the C.I.A., whose parallel drone wars converged on the killing grounds of Yemen.

This time Mitch's storefront idealism is tested by an offer of a partnership from a law firm whose parallels to the original film's mob-connected Bendini , Lambert& Locke are obvious.

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

Set in Hartford (Mr. Shinn's hometown) in 1996, it presents four characters whose situations parallel neatly.

Other lawyers, whose cases parallel the securities lawsuits, will still represent their clients, but their role will be relegated to advising and assisting Mr. Lerach.

Warren of Stafford, whose origins parallel the birth of the textile industry in New England, has been reborn as the only United States affiliate of the Loro Piana company.