Sentence examples for whose purse from inspiring English sources

Among them is Veronica, 26, a Cambodian-Filipina community college freshman whose purse bulges with college papers.

"You watch your handbag if you're walking in the street, but you would never think about doing that in church," said Carmela Recupero, 48, whose purse was stolen.

After the fight, Tyson, whose purse for the bout was $8 million, also acknowledged that he had not trained much to prepare for Savarese.

Ms. Mann also knew the right people to contact at the American Embassy in Spain to help a woman whose purse had been stolen in Majorca to make a noon flight in Barcelona.

From what I could piece together, the woman whose purse it was had been in recovery; there was an address book with NA meetings, lots of notes to herself, an NA keychain, and a lot more stuff I couldn't fit on the collage.

Many New Jersey horsemen have been lured away by tracks in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia and Ontario whose purses have been fattened by profits from slot machine parlors there.

Two of the women whose purses were stolen yesterday expressed similar disbelief at the audacity of a crime in a place of worship.

And there's Tony Gillingham, he of the oily forelock, whose pursed lips and pleading eyes seem to work a special power over the elder Crawley daughter.

First, they assemble a supracellular actomyosin cable, spanning the length of the epidermal leading edge, whose purse-string activity also contributes to closure (Hutson et al., 2003; Peralta et al., 2007).

"I was on an airplane, tucked into my seat, reading, and someone said, 'Will the lady whose blue purse is crushing my hat in the overhead compartment please get up and move it?' I was that lady".

"There's a lot of races out there that we haven't won — including a pretty nice one in Dubai," said Bamberger, referring to the World Cup, whose $6 million purse makes it the richest race in the world.