Sentence examples for whose rises from inspiring English sources

And it is unapologetically authoritarian, as were Japan and Prussia, whose rises in the late 19th century were hardly trouble-free.

In the market, there was a big spillover effect to Honeywell and United Technologies, whose rises this spring have paralleled GE's.

Modi, whose rise from the ashes of 2002 has seemed inexorable.

Together the two conduct an appealing courtship whose rise and fall feels very modern indeed.

Jo Dee Messina is the country-music belter whose rise to fame has been a slow burn.

R.E.M., whose rise in the eighties helped create the college-rock category, called it quits today.

Political parties, whose rise to power was made possible by the rise of the paper ballot, stepped in.

Sutpen family, fictional family whose rise and fall is told in several novels by William Faulkner, chiefly Absalom, Absalom! (1936).

It is a humbling comedown for Mr. Strauss-Kahn, whose rise on the world stage has been marked by contradictions.

Third, he had to economize wherever possible in a project whose rising costs were already being scrutinized.

Presiding over them all is a horned goddess (Silvia Nevjinsky), whose rising and falling arms suggest a puppeteer's domination.