Sentence examples for whose recently from inspiring English sources

WHO make up the Group of 20? WHO is the European leader whose recently narrowly receiving a vote of confidence spurred some protesters to join the demonstrations?

The latest of these eulogies comes from Tim Lawrence, whose recently released biography, Hold on to Your Dreams, adds flesh to the basic facts of Russell's life.

Bernard MacLaverty, the Glasgow-based Irish writer whose recently published collected stories span 50 years, takes as his starting point a comment made by a fellow Irish writer.

Steve Pedulla, of the emo band Thursday -- whose recently released "War All the Time" is virtually a concept album about coping with suicidal urges -- agrees.

He played Pentatonix, whose recently released "A Pentatonix Christmas" CD was selling out fast in Taiwan, and talked up America's burgeoning arena a-cappella scene.

Fashion simply can't deliver this kick, or not without tremendous efforts on the parts of specialists such as Bruno Pieters, whose recently launched Honest By label provides details of exactly where and how each item was made.

Last month there was the gluteus maximising single Anaconda, whose recently-unveiled video seems designed to set tongues wagging and products placed.

Their first birthday bash at Hidden this week is graced by a live set from Hudson Mohawke's Glasgow compadre Rustie, whose recently-released debut album Glass Swords is vividly euphoric.

I interviewed Toronto-based writer Jade Blair whose recently-published story in Hazlitt discussed the serious problem with preconceived notions surrounding sexual assault: "It's really cool that the show takes the position that this thing happened and everyone in the police believes it," she told me.

Whose recently-departed former leader has been accused by a parliamentary inquiry of being literally responsible for the rise of ISIS.

— Soula Alevridou, whose brothel recently became the sponsor for a Greek amateur soccer team.