Sentence examples for whose routine from inspiring English sources

Among them is Justin Spring, whose routine on the high bar elicited wild cheers Saturday.

No wonder Jenkins, whose routine is similar, hails the brothers' "incredible drive and work ethic".

There's another lad whose routine is to go out screwing houses each night, at least three of them.

But reservations about US influence ring hollow from a performer whose routine presupposes an interest in the paraphernalia of US pop culture.

In person, Ansari is more guarded than one might expect from someone whose routine regularly includes an extended imitation of R Kelly.

Whitlock's performance had immediately followed that of the local hero, Diego Hypólito, whose routine had earned him a competition-best 15.533.

He dazzles once again in Magic Mike (2012, Lionsgate, 15) as the leader of a male striptease troupe whose routines boast none of the coy amateurism of The Full Monty.

It was an honour too to stand on the podium alongside his hero Uchimura, a man whose routines he watches compulsively on YouTube.

June Taylor, the Emmy-winning choreographer whose routines on "The Jackie Gleason Show" brought the chorus line into the television age, died on Sunday at a hospital in Miami, said her sister, Marilyn Gleason.

Written by Cassandra Danz and Mary Fulham, two members of the troupe High-Heeled Women, whose routines are featured in the show, and Warren Leight, the author of the Tony-winning play "Sideman".

His girlfriend, Cathy (Constance Towers), a stripper (whose routines cater to the movie's grind-house audience), is reluctantly in on the setup, pretending to be the sister he claims to lust after.