Sentence examples for whose survivors from inspiring English sources
Mr. Burleson knew Mr. Boston, whose survivors included three children, one an infant.
It's still coming!" After leaving India, Mr. Husain, whose survivors include six children, divided his time between Dubai and London.
This work depicts the aftermath of a contemporary French shipwreck, whose survivors embarked on a raft and were decimated by starvation before being rescued at sea.
The film recounts one of the darkest and most studied moments in America's history, perhaps the country's biggest military disaster, the last of whose survivors are still alive.
Horse-drawn trolleys would haul them to the graceful, sprawling clapboard hotels and Victorian cottages whose survivors (about 80 buildings) now make up the borough's proud historic district.
He sometimes appears to have a hilariously literal take on Lovecraft's concept of the Old Ones, which customarily refers to a monstrous prehuman race whose survivors live underground in Godforsaken places like Antarctica and New England.
"It's not about having a big booty," explained Beyoncé Knowles, the lead singer of the supremely mediagenic girl group Destiny's Child, whose "Survivor" album opened at No. 1 on the Billboard Top 200 chart, and whose second single from that album, "Bootylicious," is climbing the charts.
A gripping account of the whale ship Essex, which was attacked by an enraged bull sperm whale and whose shipwrecked survivors resorted to cannibalism.
"Music was the way she found to express her commitment to and love for Judaism, and that really was her calling," Cheryl Friedman said of her sister, whose other survivors include her mother, Freda, of Laguna Hills, and sister Barbara Egli of Minnesota.
Eli is a man on a mission, walking west across America, trying to survive in a hostile, post-nuclear environment whose only survivors seem too closely acquainted with cannibalism for anyone's taste.
At its core is the old Progressive Party, whose leonine survivor, Helen Suzman, was for years the sole liberal opponent of government in the all-white apartheid-era Parliament.
