Sentence examples for whose stages from inspiring English sources
The story follows, on a larger scale than usual, the familiar form of New York development, whose stages are as predictable as those of a professional wrestling match: first, the Sacrificial Plan; next, the Semi-Ridiculous Rhetorical Statement; then the Staged Intervention of the Professionals; and, at last, the Sorry Thing Itself.
If they combine moral firmness with quickness of mind, they are subject to a rigorous curriculum of higher learning that will prepare them for the ascent from the world of the senses to the world of intelligence and truth, a distinction and ascent whose stages are summed up in the similes of the Sun, the Line, and the Cave (508a 518b).
In this study, we did not enroll the patients whose stages of nephropathy in two measurements of urinary AER at baseline were not identical.
The bride is an actress whose stage name is Jennifer Rae Beck.
Ms. Tyzack, was first and foremost a theater performer whose stage résumé was long and formidable.
Next, writer spoke to Jorge Martin Orcaizaguirre, whose stage name is Virulazo, and Elvira Santa Maria.
Hammer Productions Ltd was formed in 1934 by a former comedian, William Hinds, whose stage name was Will Hammer.
The draft was an issue for Abdullah Daglioglu, an actor whose stage name is Neil Malik Abdullah.
The most curious example is Tiririca the Clown, whose stage name translates as Grumpy.
Powell's photos resonate with the charm of this frolicsome production, whose staging takes inspiration from Toulouse-Lautrec.
And the intertwining story lines prove too much for Ms. deBessonet, whose staging tends to be plodding, flat and unclear.
