Sentence examples for whose racing from inspiring English sources

The journalist Joe Saward, whose racing blog I'd taken to reading regularly, assured me that one of Princess Diana's exes was roaming about as well.

There follows a drug- induced dream ballet whose racing, high-flying dancers suggest the wild, blessed freedom Joplin might have felt while stoned.

The United States Tornado team, and the men's and women's boardsailing entries, whose racing has ended, all finished out of the money.

The Queen is a deeply knowledgeable owner whose racing manager, John Warren, says she phones him several times a week and follows the sport closely.

Barney McKenna, whose racing, raucous and often lyrically haunting banjo playing helped propel the Irish folk band the Dubliners to fame, died on Thursday at his home in Dublin.

We stayed at the former, owned by Latif Illane, whose cherry-red Alfa Romeo convertible sits outside the hotel and whose racing trophies decorate the fireplace underneath a grimacing wild boar head, which is affectionately referred to as "Lord Muchty".

Mr. Gregory, whose "Race for the White House" will be shown weeknights, beginning at 6 p.m. Eastern time, will continue to cover the White House for NBC News, the parent of the cable channel MSNBC.

Named for the man whose race had become famous, the track was called Belmont Park.

Those percentages do not include the large number of defendants whose race was unknown.

But with the exception of Ms. Hochul, whose race is tight, the targeted Democrats have managed to maintain an advantage.

What was he doing, struggling to keep up with men whose race times were better than his?