Sentence examples for whose passing is from inspiring English sources

Rather, it clinches the slow unraveling of a party whose passing is met with genuine regret.

(Ishiguro's first novel, A Pale View of Hills, was set in post-war Nagasaki but never mentioned the bomb. The Remains of the Day ignores Suez, even though that débâcle marked the end of the kind of Britain whose passing is a central subject of the novel).

Guess whose passing is more tragic?

The newspapers and magazines of the black press could have outed Mr. Broyard -- whose passing was widely known among the black elite -- but chose not to.

Knowing the task in hand Borussia bombarded Liverpool in the first half, the architect was midfielder Günter Netzer whose passing was instrumental to Borussia's play.

80 min: Modise, who has been lively in this second half, attempts to conjure down the right, then turns in-field and plays it to Pienaar, whose pass is intercepted, enabling Mexico to hurtle forward.

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

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.

It was fabulously executed, featuring some wonderful interplay between Philippe Coutinho and Jose Enrique, whose pass was brilliantly anticipated by Suarez to beat Lloris at his near post.

The speed and creativity of forwards Giovani dos Santos and Carlos Vela are complemented by the ageless probing vision of Cuauhtémoc Blanco, whose passes are still of exquisite weight even if his stocky frame is not.

Then Ivan Rakitic had one cleared off the line and Neymar was stopped by Dorus de Vries, although their pressing did occasionally allow an exit route and a neat combination released Kieran Tierney whose pass was finished by Sinclair, in an offside position.