Sentence examples for whose suggestions from inspiring English sources

"Berlin will forever be associated with the turbulent times of the 20th century," says @abkquan, whose suggestions have been a mainstay of these surveys.

Among the speakers was Major-General Luo Yuan, a military academic whose suggestions included placing mines in surrounding waters, using the islands as a target for Chinese air-force bombing practice and naming China's new aircraft-carrier Diaoyu.

If the Shadow has a flesh-and-blood counterpart in the hierarchy of Hollywood, it is the writer: a pasty loser, whose suggestions are constantly being ignored or overruled.

It also transpires that Frank is a guilt-ridden closet homosexual and Cathy arranges for him to discuss his 'sickness' with a doctor whose suggestions range from counselling to aversion therapy.

Some were trying to see the bright side, hoping to spur a discussion over what book should have won, but among the most angered were the jury members whose suggestions were ignored: "When I heard, the first word that went through my head was 'inexplicable,' " said the critic Maureen Corrigan, one of three jurors.

It is when you are stumbling through YouTube or through Web videos in general that the StumbleUpon experience most resembles the TV remote — though one that tries to serve up programming to match your interests and whose suggestions get better with time.

There he met Voltaire, at whose suggestion he went to Paris in 1767.

And whose suggestion was it, the artist's or Bill's?

During this period, Manet also met the poet Charles Baudelaire, at whose suggestion he painted Concert in the Tuileries Gardens (1862).

One of Kelley's most voluble sources is Katharine Carr Esters, an eighty-one-year-old cousin, at whose suggestion Oprah donated five million dollars to build a Boys and Girls Club in Kosciusko.

The Yankees, whose suggestion of a one-year extension to Gonzalez was not accepted, would probably have to offer close to $140 million.