Sentence examples for whose riverside from inspiring English sources

"Everybody's upset at Washington," said Norberto Salinas, mayor of Mission, a Texas border town whose riverside is a hot spot for unauthorised crossings.

"But there's been nothing remotely like this," said Jeremy Petman, head brewer at Jennings, whose riverside malt store was awash with two waterlogged skips of spent hops.

I hope to get a chance to interview Labour MP Louise Elllman whose Riverside constituency meetings seem so divided, as highlighted by new member Sarah Byrne, who last week expressed her unhappy experiences.

"I can't believe that I'm having to point this out, but most people today — most historians, most respected students of history — would say the internment of Japanese Americans was a mistake and it's not a model on which to base policy today," said Rep. Mark Takano (D-Riverside), whose parents and grandparents were interned during World War II.

The day that I was out on the Yangtze, on June 8th, I passed a former riverside temple whose roof eaves were just barely above the water.

The Chadar offers experiences few other journeys can match: spectacular rock formations appear suddenly, framed by the canyon's sharp edges; nights are spent in dusty riverside caves whose walls are etched with symbols and the names of generations of travelers; and the route itself is always changing underfoot, sometimes dramatically, from day to day and moment to moment.

'I Have a Body To Throw Around' Younger girls, like Renee Taylor, are even more fixated on life in the W.N.B.A. Renee is a starring guard for the powerful Riverside Church team, whose boys are known as some of the best in the country.

Less so the rather longer sprint from metro to riverside restaurant, an ordeal whose convalescence demanded a comprehensive appreciation of high-end Magyar viniculture.

Back on the northern bank, it might be time for a drink in one of the many riverside cafes of Ribeira, whose residents seem to live mostly in the streets, guaranteeing a riot of sight and sound.

Ms. Akerman's Almayer lives in a darkened riverside bungalow within a Malaysian jungle whose thick deep-green vegetation is practically inseparable from the stubborn tangles of his mind.

Base yourself in Haro (an hour's drive from Bilbao) and enjoy post-walk relaxation with a visit to one of the bodegas such as Roda, whose wine is aged in caves in the riverside cliffs.