Sentence examples for whose professor from inspiring English sources

At registration, when Ms. Gibson put in her "shopping cart" a popular Russian mafia class whose professor had great ratings, the course was already full.

He has even been the subject of an MBA course at Harvard, whose Professor John Deighton, said after hearing Patterson speak: "It was like listening to a can of Coca-Cola describe how it would like to be marketed".

They included students majoring in French literature, Russian history and political science; a Harvard philosophy student who said he came "on a lark because I had never seen this part of the world"; and Hillary Smith-Wikle, a third-generation volunteer whose professor at Troy University in Alabama and his professor had dug at Ashkelon.

The "seen by" feature on a photo was first brought to our attention by Christo Wilson, a computer science PhD student at U.C. Santa Barbara, whose professor, Ben Zhao, was the one who first noticed it appear on a photo of his daughter that he posted to a group of users.

We're part of the Phoenix group with Coventry University, whose professors will also be guest lecturing with us over the coming year.

Working part time while attending school can be a good arrangement for a student whose classmates are in the same situation and whose professors, when giving assignments, take into account the likelihood that most students have part-time jobs.

Indeed, the New Criticism, which holds that poets and scholars should employ a specialized, quasi-scientific code in discussing poetry, is anathema to the Program Era, whose professors rarely have any graduate-level training in literary theory or literary criticism, and whose students are selected and educated in blissful ignorance of any officially-sanctioned language for riffing on literature.

Yet the one whose discovery Professor Hans Haffner, of Hamburg University, announced yesterday is no ordinary star.

The star of "Pluto Nash, Eddie Murphyy, whose "Nutty Professor II" was about to open, had plenty of sizzle.

Dorfman discusses his story "The Gospel According to García," which involves a class of students whose charismatic professor disappears.

The narrator, Jian Wan, is a student of literature in a provincial university whose mentor, Professor Yang, suffers a stroke in the spring of 1989.