Sentence examples similar to whose time bomb from inspiring English sources

6 Whose premature closing of his 16th anniversary speech saved him from whose time-bomb by 13 minutes?

The main threat to Bulgaria's recovery comes from neighbouring Greece, whose foreign-debt time bomb could send shockwaves through the neighbourhood.

Or a chicken whose time is short.

whose time may have come.

Just people whose time was cheap.

Salahuddin described himself as a "time bomb," whose raging anger was harnessed by the Iranian government.

Tibet's restive population is a time bomb whose detonator, the Dalai Lama, is with India.

Two storage rooms overflow with passengers' contraband, from chain saws to perfumes with names like "Time Bomb," whose bottles are shaped like explosives.

But in a country where more than half of the population lives on less than $2 a day, Indonesia's deepening corruption at the highest levels isn't just a threat to economic growth--it's a ticking time bomb whose detonation could send shock waves across Asia, destabilize America's China strategy and make the violence in Egypt and Syria pale by comparison.

Ladies of the Labs problem number 2. Dear Dr. Bridget, I am a female 30-something postdoc whose biological clock is ticking like a time bomb, but I'd also like to become a group leader in the next few years.

It was ascertained that an admirer of a woman whose husband was aboard had hired a couple of former convicts to conceal a time bomb in the plane.