Sentence examples for whose question from inspiring English sources

"Wow," responded Councilwoman Jessica S. Lappin, who represents the neighborhood and whose question triggered the response.

A few days later, Ms. Black called the woman whose question prompted the crack, Julie Menin, the chairwoman of the local community board, to apologize.

(c) The reporter whose question prompted McCain to respond that he was "fine" with a hundred-year U.S. military presence in Iraq.

But the woman whose question he responds to reports "no relationship" with the troubled brother whom she is contemplating taking care of.

Dashiell Hammet is mentioned most: he's the big influence, along with Bertolt Brecht (whose question "What's breaking into a bank compared with founding one?" opens The Long Firm).

By Thursday, talk radio, the Internet and even The Los Angeles Times — whose question of the day was, how many games will it take for the Lakers and the Celtics to wrap up their respective series?

Expert questioner: contributors whose questions the community recognizes as important and who are slightly more active than expert answerers.

The prize went to Margaret Lee, Cindy Sherman's longtime assistant whose work was on view at a couple of booths, but who spent her time at the fair tending to the gallery she co-founded: 47 Canal, whose question-mark paintings by Gregory Edwards and videos appropriating runway shows by Stewart Uoo helped it stand out as one of the best.

Sorry to all those whose questions I didn't take.

My apologies to those whose questions I could not get to.

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