Sentence examples for whose thing is from inspiring English sources

And it's won by Chris Lee from China, whose thing is apparently wearing some massively impractical-looking clothes.

(Wes Anderson told me that Hitchcock's films first gave him the idea that there is a "guy whose thing is making images and sounds to tell the story").

Watching Hitchcock movies, Anderson said, he understood for the first time the role of a director — as the "guy whose thing is making images and sounds to tell the story".

Similarly, in a later match, a black-bearded giant named Rusev, "currently residing in Moscow," according to the announcer, beat mercilessly on a clean-cut American hero, John Cena, whose thing is that he salutes all the time.

If great US TV is your thing – and whose thing isn't it really?

(In dance, the example that comes to my mind is Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, whose thing was tapping up and down the stairs.

"My aunt had actually set me up with a woman whose thing was that she entered every contest she could, and actually won stuff," he recalled.

For example, there's a guy I worked whose thing was taking pictures of people performing oral sex on him and posting them online.

At Oxford, he was a member of the notorious Bullingdon Club, whose agenda consisted of getting dressed up, getting drunk and getting out of trouble by paying off the people whose things were destroyed in club bacchanalias.

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The novel's sequel, The Return of Reginald Perrin (1977), had the prescient notion of a firm called Grot whose things "are of no value and sell in our shops at high prices to people who will find them of no possible use whatsoever".