Sentence examples for whose paste from inspiring English sources

Aside from Hemingway, Henry James (whose "Paste" reworked the 1883 story "The Jewels"), Isaac Babel (one of whose greatest stories is simply titled "Guy de Maupassant"), Kate Chopin ("Here was life, not fiction," she said of his work) and Raymond Carver (who used Maupassant's "Guillemot Rock" as the seed for "So Much Water So Close to Home"), all bear a strong and clear influence.

The art is of variable quality, but you've got to love a city where you can turn a corner and come across a piece by an artist such as Baby Guerrilla, whose paste-ups adorn many obscure corners.

The obtained amorphous materials were dissolved in a strongly alkaline solution in order to produce geopolymer cements whose pastes were characterized by determining their setting time, linear shrinkage and compressive strength.

Don Ciro Peralta, whose Pastes El Portal on Real's main square – adorned with a fabulous mix of Cornish and Union flags, bright papel picado banners, Cornish harbour scenes and other accoutrements – is one of the town's best, still worked as a miner for years after beginning his family pasty business in 1975.

Nougat, aerated confection made by mixing nuts and sometimes fruit pieces in a sugar paste whose composition is varied to give either a chewy or a brittle consistency.

Among my favorites is a spicy cilantro-coconut paste whose flavor dominates the classic banquet dish of the Parsees of India, called patra ni machi, pomfret steamed in banana leaves.

The blue-eyed boy whose face was pasted on the placards was the film's nineteen-year-old star, Zac Efron.

The saving graces of "Joyful Noise," a flimsy movie musical whose parts are pasted together with chewing gum and Scotch tape, are its ornate gospel renditions of familiar pop tunes.

Kane was such a sure dramatist: the last lines of "Psychosis" reads, "It is myself I have never met, whose face is pasted on the underside of my mind".

And in the other was Ms. Shear, a self-proclaimed "whiner-weeper" with a ravenous appetite for trivia, whose cut-and-paste creative process is part art, part Cuisinart.

(Dargis) 'Joyful Noise' (PG-13, 1 58) The only saving graces in this flimsy, cornball movie musical starring Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah, and whose parts are pasted together with chewing gum and Scotch tape, are its ornate gospel renditions of familiar pop tunes.