Sentence examples for whose steps from inspiring English sources

But last Tuesday she was a pert Swanilda whose steps were lucidly phrased.

Behind Javier, there were seven dancers whose steps, as far as I could see, had no relation to his.

"Nijinsky's version I've never seen," says Clark, of Le Sacre du Prin-temps (1913), whose steps were never written down.

The Reverend Francis Kilvert (1840-1879), whostepseps I am following, knew the value of a contemplative rest.

In A Voyage Round My Father he not only paid great tribute to his blind father, in so many of whose steps he followed, but created a classic.

The dancers whose steps and posture Ms. Márquez is correcting this morning are German, English, Danish, Israeli, Japanese — flamenco has had a strong following in Japan for years — and Chinese, a more recent addition to the mix.

And they did, especially Hancock, whose step-back 3-pointer with 21 seconds to play was the deciding basket in the Patriots' 61-57 victory at Quicken Loans Arena.

In fact, I learned that two of my Fitbit friends whose step counts were astronomical were working at treadmill desks, so suddenly those numbers made sense.

A sandy-haired drywall installer whose step-father was Muslim, Boyd converted to Islam and had a reputation for being a quietly devout family man in Willow Spring.

The letter insists on not meaning what it says, and it assumes a correspondent whose step will not be shaken by the small faults and tremors Frost liked to put into his sentences.

One of these, a boxy volume in a brown clay whose stepped legs echo Chinese bronzes, is decorated with a roughly incised labyrinth of lines that has been inlaid with white and then spattered with thick white slip.