Sentence examples for whose things from inspiring English sources

Also known as the keyboard player for D Ream, whose "Things Can Only Get Better" was New Labour's 1997 election theme song.

So, too, with Alkaline, whose Things Take Time and Fleek are OK, but far too Auto-Tuned and not too memorable.

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.

Mr. Achebe, below, whose "Things Fall Apart" (1958) is a standard of postcolonial literature, was to be among 191 people nominated for Nigeria's National Honors Awards, The Guardian newspaper of Lagos reported.

But Mr Keil counts his blessings: "I have a friend whose things were stuck in customs for four months".Related items Outsourcing in eastern Europe: The rise of nearshoringDec 1st 2005Bulgaria's new government has set up an office specifically to deal with the problems of small firms.

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".

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

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").

"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.

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