Sentence examples for whose present from inspiring English sources

Gives thorough description of this posh & historic car whose present owners are George Pins, a NY lawyer & his wife Anita.

Talk story about Carl Van Vechten, author, former music critic and, whose present hobby is portrait photography.

The New Yorker, January 12 , 1963P. 21 Talk story about Carl Van Vechten, author, former music critic and, whose present hobby is portrait photography.

The Museum of Modern Art, founded two years before the Whitney opened, became an international powerhouse whose present ambience seems more corporate than personal.

"I was interested in an art form whose present was of the past" is among her favorite ways to describe the work.

They allowed the boy, whose present was bewilderingly chaotic, "to find out what was going to happen next in the past".

Also present are fossils of insects whose present-day descendants depend upon angiosperms, suggesting that angiosperms may indeed have been present by Jurassic times.

It has been criticized by some as insensitive to Hungary's neighbors Slovakia and Romania, some of whose present-day territory is included in the map.

In a move whose present-day equivalent would be Jeffrey Archer emerging from prison to lead British troops into Baghdad, Sickles played a decisive role at Gettysburg - and was wounded, losing a leg in the battle.

"That playground right up there is where I first brought up the idea," Dorsey, whose present-day uniform is a white Dior dress shirt and tailored dark blazer, told CNBC earlier this year.

Mr. Bennett, as he has for nine years, talked of his great-grandfather, a Polish butcher who built one of the largest synagogues in Liverpool but whose present-day heirs inherited none of his devotion to prayer and ritual.