Sentence examples for whose suit from inspiring English sources
I've interviewed Khaled El-Masri, the German citizen whose suit the E.C.H.R. adjudicated.
But the nearly 200 families whose suit was cut short would get nothing.
A gaunt man whose suit hangs loosely on him, he is prone to excitable rants and accusations.
SoundExchange, whose suit accused Sirius XM of improper accounting of royalties, estimated that oldies make up 10 to 15 percent of all the airplay on the satellite service.
"They lure you in with false promises," said Patricia Murphy, 57, of the Bronx, who is among the former students suing Mr. Trump, whose suit makes similar claims.
In its basic form — there are many variants — the entire deck is dealt out, face down except for the last card, whose suit is designated trump.
DeKoe and Kostura are among the plaintiffs whose suits are now before the Supreme Court.
The nattiest dresser in Parliament still upbraids comrades whose suits fail his standards.
He never advertised the names of the designers whose suits he sold, but he was a master of promotion.
Mr. Ryan could look at the last Republican presidential contender, John McCain, whose suits and blazers always fit him properly.
Options range from private label suits starting at around $900 to the hand-tailored Italian Kiton brand, whose suits go for about $7,000 to well over $10,000.
