Sentence examples for whose text from inspiring English sources
She will narrate this 1940s work, whose text, by Paul Tripp, chronicles Tubby's embarrassment.
"La Fille Mal Gardée" is not the only ballet whose text has been posthumously revised.
The score's strange, abundant beauty, so seemingly chaotic, acutely suits "Finnegans Wake," whose text also runs through it.
He labored for several weeks each year to write his Annual Report, whose text he continually revised.
There, I included Ligeti's [with whom Unsuk Chin studied] Nonsense Madrigals, much of whose text comes from Lewis Carroll.
A new book, whose text stretches from the siege of Baghdad by the Mongols in 1258 to present times, is 96 pages.
Robert Pledge, co-founder of Contact Press Images, whose text introduces the show, diagnosed Mr. Li with a "Cindy Sherman streak" in his self-portraits.
His death was mourned in writing by Desiderius Erasmus, whose text was set to music by Johannes Lupi; a Déploration by Molinet was set by Josquin des Prez.
In recognition of Tubman's own military service, the bill, whose text included testimonials from three battlefield generals, raised her pension to twenty.
"GLENN LIGON" Mr. Ligon, an artist whose text-based explorations of black life in America were an important part of art in the 1990's, has created new large-scale work for this show at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis.
"I go to book conferences and cartooning conferences now and I don't feel comfortable in either setting," said the man whose text-and-cartoon books have been on best-seller lists for nearly two years.
