Sentence examples for whose possession from inspiring English sources

"We have no idea how this car survived, or in whose possession it was during all of those years".

Criminal laws generally do not include dogs on the list of potentially deadly items whose possession is a crime.

But does taking testosterone — a controlled substance whose possession is illegal unless prescribed for medical reasons — automatically improve athletic performance?

The federal district court for North Carolina first ordered the state to return the document to Mr Pratt's lawyer (in whose possession the FBI technically found it).

These families have been asserting claims against governments as well as private museums, collectors and others in whose possession many of these artworks regularly turn up.

The great masters of this technique (see also Mousterian industry) were the Neanderthals, whose possession of language has long been debated.

Much of the artwork belonged to Jewish families, whose possessions were deemed "ownerless".

Last fall, two homeless people whose possessions had been discarded during cleanups filed complaints with the city's independent police auditor, LaDoris Cordell.

Mr. Hill, whose possessions run to athletic gear and vitamins, has domesticated the apartment with objects belonging to his girlfriend, Kumara Sawyers, a massage therapist and yoga instructor.

Since early this morning the roads leading to the rear have been thronged with long streams of peasants whose possessions are dumped on oxcarts.

The woman, Maria Altmann, right, is the niece and heir of an Austrian industrialist whose possessions, including the paintings, were seized by the Nazis.