Sentence examples for whose proprietors from inspiring English sources

His first attack, he told investigators, was his revenge against the deli, whose proprietors had ejected him for shoplifting milk and a Starbucks Frappuccino on Dec. 27.

When you add to that the mega-millions killed by urban high-rises whose proprietors foolishly keep the lights on all night, it's a wonder there's a bird left in the skies.

At Lac Thien in Hue, whose proprietors are deaf-mutes, we sampled the local version of crepes, known as banh khoai, or "happy pancakes," served at steel-topped tables.

We tried stag and wild boar at Les Trois Couronnes in Cauterets, and more garbure at L'Auberge des Pyrénées in Sainte-Marie-de-Campan (whose proprietors kindly took us in after we were forced down the mountain by the elements).

Sitting in Lula Bagel, a pricey coffee shop whose proprietors started with an espresso bar in Williamsburg, she explains over blaring reggae music that her grandmother gets daily inquiries about selling up.

If the market settles into a handful of gated cloud communities whose proprietors control the availability of new code, the time may come to ensure that their platforms do not discriminate.

Across the path was the Hotel Stroh, a decaying place whose proprietor was a wreck.

Last year, an Uzbek-born Korean made news when she was denied entry to a public bath whose proprietor cited fear of H.I.V. among foreigners.

Audiard contrives a shocking and thrilling sequence in which Robert invites Tom to a cafe opposite a Tunisian restaurant whose proprietor happens to owe him money.

After a year of hotels, he and Jane moved into the basement of an Afro-Caribbean antiques emporium on the Rue du Sabot, whose proprietor had gone mad.

Next door, at 488 Greenwich, is a rare-cookbook store whose proprietor, Joanne Hendricks, displays in her window offerings like "Sandwich Manual for Professionals".