Sentence examples for whose quickest from inspiring English sources

"I like the feeling to see 9.72 on the scoreboard," said Powell, whose quickest legal time this year of 9.83sec came last Thursday in Ostrava after the start had been delayed for 20 minutes because of torrential rain.

The manager who claimed the Premier League for Chelsea last term will see a player still capable of covering huge distances over 90 minutes even last season, a striker whose quickest darts were more rapid than those of Robin van Persie, and whose eagerness to work in all areas of the pitch would fit into the more selfless demands of Chelsea's approach.

Britain's current best is 18-year-old Adam Gemili, whose quickest time is 10.05 seconds.

The only people faster in the world are Bolt, who holds the world record of 9.58, American Tyson Gay, who has run 9.69, and Asafa Powell, whose quickest time is 9.72.

Blake's time means the only faster men in the world are Bolt, who holds the world record of 9.58, American Tyson Gay, who has run 9.69, and Powell, whose quickest time is 9.72.

Than one whose quicker wit is train'd to ill.

He buried himself in the band, whose quick success sometimes salved and sometimes seemed unimportant.

He soon had numerous followers, whose quick mastery of the Suprematist look proved its cogent ease.

The rarity was Ko Murobushi, whose "Quick Silver" was full of piercing accuracy.

A Malian employee whose quick thinking saved lives at the kosher market will get French citizenship today.

Jelks, a halfback whose quick cuts took him past the linebackers, gained 30 yards on this drive.