Sentence examples for whose prowess from inspiring English sources

Jorgenson, whose prowess on the 10km run has made her almost unbeatable, finished 41 seconds behind in second.

"It was just beef, beef, beef, beef, beef!" recalls Victoria Shoemaker, the Julia Child of Rose Avenue, whose prowess in the kitchen occasions the need for crowd control.

Until a few weeks ago, Mr. Aleynikov, 39, was a computer programmer at Goldman, whose prowess in trading has long made it the envy of Wall Street.

The book's title refers to the legendary Greek archer Philoctetes, who was afflicted with a festering, malodorous wound that would not heal, yet whose prowess with his bow was crucial in the Greek victory at Troy.

American professional baseball pitcher whose prowess became legendary during his many years in the Negro leagues; he finally was allowed to enter the major leagues in 1948 after the unwritten rule against black players was abolished.

She spoke of the Amazon woman who would cut off her right breast so that it did not get in the way of her bow, and whose prowess was commemorated by statues in the temple.

I also dream about what I want to see happen in the future," says the 18 year-old, whose painting prowess was recently recognised when he won a national schools art competition.

Often, hedge funds are formed around one particular manager, whose investment prowess is the draw.

Wittels credits his teammates, whose hitting prowess has prevented opponents from pitching around him.

Though Boston has some female dancers whose classical prowess I question, they weren't cast in this Balanchine triple bill.

That still makes it tiny compared with the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or Aipac, whose lobbying prowess is a matter of Washington legend.