Sentence examples for whose stands from inspiring English sources

The dealers, whose stands open onto these lanes, vie with each other to attract attention.

This news has certainly reached the companies whose stands dominate the exhibition areas.

That past was on display in Bukit Jalil, from whose stands hung the kind of banners that Anfield would recognise.

The American people watching us at home with the help of all the commentators can tell from whose stands and who sits and who claps and who doesn't that there's still modest differences of opinion in this room.

Senator Albert Gore was an up-from-nothing child of the Depression whose stands for civil rights and against the war in Vietnam were out of sync with his Tennessee constituents and lost him his seat in 1970.

Items by Mr. Duquette include a large gilt wood sunburst mirror that once hung over a living-room doorway, a pair of eight-light headdress candelabras, several low tables and a pair of wooden deer whose stands were custom-embellished by the decorator.

The comic, whose stand-up act includes a masterful piece of cod belly dancing, adds that, "my own eyebrows were raised, too.

Others were assembled and arranged by Mr. Jackson, including a sequence of 21 especially strange, often surreal images whose stand-alone power traduces most notions of short story.

Frank Stone, whose stand is near the Aquarium, has his glasses attached to long red poles so that the customers can not walk off with them.

This year we have the UK debut of Julian McCullough, a disheveled New Jerseyan whose stand-up majors on his own personal failings and slapdash approach to life.

The Daphne floor lamp, center, whose stand looks like a string of espresso beans, is made of lacquered hardwood ($375) and has a flax shade.