Sentence examples for whose passing from inspiring English sources

It is an institution whose passing few will mourn, although its closing will inconvenience many.

Some years are defined by the famous figures whose passing unites the country and even the world.

Such tactics represented a monumental challenge against Ferrer, the high-energy Spanish veteran whose passing shots and returns are among the game's best.

And no sensible person would uphold Kennedy, whose passing rates on the English and math Regents exams lag well behind city averages, as an exemplar of academic achievement.

Duncan, whose passing ability enabled him to record a game-high seven assists, was more aggressive offensively in the second half, scoring 13 of his 21 points.

You can feel the edginess in the crowd... now could be the time to introduce Andy Reid, whose passing prowess would help Ireland retain the ball.

The New Zealand international darted a ball through City's defence to Gui Finkler, whose pass across goal presented Thompson with an unmissable chance.

The question is whether the player whose passes result in goals more often is really a more skillful player than one whose passes are squandered.

Assists only reward players whose passes happen to result in goals.

Damning comparisons are made with opponents whose "passes were kept low and smooth".

Mahrez, whose pass Drinkwater had been running on to, converted the penalty.