Sentence examples for whose time out from inspiring English sources

Dave Brubeck, the pianist and composer whose "Time Out" — with the hit single "Take Five" — was the first jazz album to sell a million copies, died on Wednesday.

I think of the friends we have whose time ran out, and I try to appreciate every tantrum as a chance to soothe my living, breathing little girl.

Check out our slideshow below and let us know whose time off you'd want to tag along for.

But there will be no such stories for the inhabitants of Dereth, whose time will run out on December 30th.

Orville Prescott, writing in The New York Times, greeted it as "a good novel -- neat, smooth and reportorially exact in its account of the pressures, problems and tribal customs of the men in gray flannel suits, the ambitious commuters who are too young to be either successes or failures but whose time is running out".

The distress and urgency they convey are that of a man who has a lot left to express, but whose time may run out at any moment.

Who are these people whose time spreads out in front of them like the limitless steppes of central Asia, who have no families to look after, no jobs to do, no responsibilities, and yet are so wealthy they can commit hours every week to working for nothing?

Some guy whose time is worthless figured out which comics he had. .

Nor are they likely to back General Moeen, whose time is running out.

As shown in Algorithm 3, MIDMRA could be divided into two parts, the first one is Mirrorimage algorithm, whose time complexity could be calculated out as T(Mirrorimage=O r).

It's an idea whose time has come -- check it out in Arizona, Maine and Connecticut -- and one that New York State should embrace.