Sentence examples for whose setting from inspiring English sources

"The Weekend," whose setting veers between two upscale country houses north of New York, is certainly pretty.

The Aton Hymn, which was inscribed in several versions in the tombs of Akhetaton, describes the solar disk as the prime mover of life, whose daily rising rejuvenates all living things on earth and at whose setting all creatures go to sleep.

Those unions should be ashamed of themselves!" Bloomberg is just reminding us that he's just another billionaire whose setting up the PR discourse for an act of repression against the protesters.

Nowhere was the growth more significant than in Malibu, whose setting and high-profile inhabitants, detoxifying or not, provided free advertising for the programs.

After her Booker-shortlisted, bestselling debut Brick Lane, she came up with a book of short stories whose setting was inspired by – well, her second home in Portugal.

But in 2002 along came "Spider," a quiet horror film whose setting was, essentially, the mind of a man, a former mental patient played by Ralph Fiennes.

(It was Nigel Hook, whose set for "The Play That Goes Wrong" is a masterpiece).

The actors who come across best here are those whose set pieces more or less stand alone.

(Mr. Scherr, whose set preceded Ms. Dobson's, provided a literal example: his brother, Peter, was on bass).

There are a series of jokes about a Hurt Locker musical, a flop whose set lurks in the background.

A medium-size chamber ensemble, conducted by Ted Sperling, accompanied Ms. McDonald, whose set included several songs from "Build a Bridge".