Sentence examples for whose spoken from inspiring English sources
Georgian language, Georgian Kartuli ena, official language of the republic of Georgia, whose spoken form has many dialects, usually divided into East Georgian and West Georgian groups.
PAGE B1 Learning From Autism Tito Mukhopadhyay is a 14-year-old whose spoken words are often hard to understand but who writes eloquently about what it feels like to be locked inside an autistic body and mind.
He borrowed them, along with sound clips and narration, from a range of sources, including the Wooster Group, the choreographer Levi Gonzalez and a Playboy Playmate, Cara Zavaleta, whose spoken contribution came via her YouTube videos.
Dempsey, whose spoken Navajo has improved significantly since a medicine man addressed the problem with a ceremony for her, encountered a different problem: she usually uses powdered milk in her recipe, but the pageant hadn't provided any.
Tom Waits on Tom Waits (Aurum, £12.99) by Paul Maher Jr is an anthology of 50 "interviews and encounters" over four decades with a man "whose spoken rap is as compelling as his diamond-precision lyrics".
Consider TAYLOR SWIFT, whose "Speak Now" tour glitter-bombs its way through Madison Square Garden on Monday and Tuesday nights.
Duncan, whose speaking style is earnest if less than electrifying, has recruited Gingrich and Al Sharpton to make a series of appearances with him.
"We've been involved in a lot of experiences, some of them hairy," says Mr. Kelly, whose speaking style is faster, more staccato, in a separate conversation.
Mr. Bloomberg, whose speaking style has improved greatly even in the last few months, did pepper his remarks with several odd idioms and shibboleths.
But in each other's presence they bantered about good singers whose speaking voices did not grate (Tom Waits and Bjork were mentioned) and whether British accents were more likely to reel in the ladies than American ones.
"It's a whole list of it could be but it might not be," said the woman, whose spoke on condition of anonymity because investigators in the study are not supposed to know her identity.
