Sentence examples for whose transfer from inspiring English sources

"It was like I'd known him forever," said Ms. Iverson, whose transfer plans were already well under way.

The coach, Nuno Espírito Santo, was the first player whose transfer Mendes brokered, in 1997, and Mendes still represents Nuno.

Also in the running are Tottenham, Sunderland, Juventus and Newcastle, whose transfer policy according to the Mirror can be summarised as "scouring the French league for bargains".

She suggested the city offer students whose transfer requests are rejected other options, like virtual schooling or, as a last resort, tutoring.

"He's showing us he is the big-game player we expected all along," Coach Sigi Schmid said of Hernandez, whose transfer to the league cost $4 million.

"Superior Donuts," the new play by Tracy Letts whose transfer from the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago to Broadway was announced last month, has found a home in Manhattan.

The patients whose transfers were delayed were more likely to die than those transferred quickly, the researchers also found.

History also suggests a couple of arrivals on loan from Italy, whose transfers will be made permanent in time if successful.

To compare the clinical outcomes of patients whose transferred embryos underwent either laser-assisted hatching or hatching with acidified medium.

For the gas-side mass transfer rate, the gas-phase volumetric mass transfer coefficient, kG a, is typically measured using systems whose mass transfer resistance is limited to the gas phase.

Chronocoulometric and differential pulse voltammetric studies reveal that folic acid can assemble at CME-6 to form a monolayer whose electron transfer rate is 0.00273 s−1 with 2-electron/2-proton transfer for the peak at +0.71 V against SCE.