Sentence examples for whose suite from inspiring English sources

Those who complained were offered an option: Take out those checkbooks and give the party $250,000, the entry fee to the Republican Regents, the party's newest and most exclusive donor club, whose suite at the Four Seasons had plenty of leg room.

Louise Lowry, 78, who lives in an apartment building on the Osborn grounds, and Helen O'Connor, 87, whose suite of rooms is in the main building, make up the restoration committee, along with Rosemary Duerr, a younger woman who does not live there but who is a manager of Manufacturers and Traders Bank, which has a branch on the site.

One might hypothesize that AtCPSF30 directly affects the expression of a "master" regulator whose suite of clients includes those genes listed in Table 1.

And the pioneers by RUTH CRAWFORD SEEGER, whose "Diaphonic Suite" for solo flute (1930) is to be performed.

The appointment of Ms. Mayer is considered a coup for Yahoo, which has struggled in recent years to attract top talent, and whose executive suite has been a revolving door.

The closest recent equivalent is Irène Némirovsky, who died in Auschwitz, in 1942, and whose novel "Suite Française" was not published until 2004, by which time her name had faded away.

During that time he was closely associated with the Sands Hotel, in whose presidential suite he often stayed, and in whose Copa Room nightclub he had a three-week stint with the legendary Rat Pack Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr ,Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford in 1960.

The puzzle may be solved by NASA's Swift satellite, slated for launch on 7 October, whose sensitive suite of gamma- and x-ray telescopes will probably observe many more of these less dramatic gamma ray bursts, Lamb predicts.

It's not about sex," said San Francisco radio host Joel Riddell, who has emceed cooking contests at annual foodaganza SF Chefs (this year renamed EatDrinkSF) and emceed the InterContinental Hotel & Resorts Ultimate Culinary Clashh on May 15 at the towering InterContinental San Francisco -- in whose presidential suite Barack Obama stays when he's in town.

The second level features two bedrooms including the master, whose en-suite bathroom has a whirlpool tub set under a picture window.

Their continued fascination with the machines, whose executive-suite cachet dates back to the road escapades of the multimillionaire publisher Malcolm Forbes, has given a boost to the $19 billion industry and has also spread to the button-down culture of the Bush administration.