Sentence examples for whose superior from inspiring English sources
I picked Bethan, my spritely best mate whose superior fitness would be balanced, I hoped, by her much shorter legs.
Enter Pierre-Louis Dietsch, an otherwise forgotten French composer whose superior connections with the Opéra management — he was chorus master there — won him the job.
It is not uncommon for law-enforcement officials, even judges, to suspend common sense in the presence of a scientific expert, whose superior training lends his personal opinions the weight of truth.
The recent title A Mistletoe Kiss With the Boss tells the story of a woman whose superior demands a date as a condition of making an investment in her charity.
Morgan has become a rather brilliant specialist in political bullfights, crucial showdowns between more ostensibly powerful, established figures and brash, savvy newcomers whose superior understanding of the new world of surfaces gives them the upper hand.
(It is also, he might have added, the equivalent of Dell, whose superior logistics have made it the number one PC maker).Yet, for all their similarities, Microsoft and Nokia differ in one crucial respect.
Reynolds – whose superiors are happy to bless his blogging – also wondered whether the police's actions might prove counterproductive.
She has handled trials of Ponzi schemers and civil suits by police officers whose superiors put hidden cameras in their locker room.
Scores of monks, whose superiors had warned them not to demonstrate, risked eviction from their pagodas to join with youths and the elderly.
9 P.M. (13); 9 30 P.M. (49) ZEN Rufus Sewell stars as Detective Aurelio Zen, an honest cop in modern-day Italy whose superiors are on the side of the lawbreakers in this "Masterpiece Mystery!" adaptation of the novels by Michael Dibdin.
9 P.M. (13, 49) ZEN Rufus Sewell, above, stars as Detective Aurelio Zen, an honest cop in modern-day Italy whose superiors are on the side of the lawbreakers in this "Masterpiece Mystery!" adaptation of the novels by Michael Dibdin.
