Sentence examples for whose underwater from inspiring English sources

The character of Zissou has plainly evolved from Jacques Cousteau, whose underwater explorations, in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, now strike us as the last gasp of world-thirsty innocence, when the ecosystem was still something to goggle at rather than fret about.

In the special, Sofia is trying to help her mermaid friend, Oona, whose underwater kingdom is under threat.

The MGM bathing beauty, whose underwater extravaganzas made her one of the most popular actresses of the era, an idol in competitive swimming and a fashion force, died in her sleep early Thursday in Beverly Hills, said her publicist, Harlan Boll.

That discovery, which is what many people first learned about Cardinal Law, was merely the tip of an iceberg whose whole underwater shape is traced in this disturbing book.

He cited Pixar's earlier hit, Finding Nemo, as a film whose ground-breaking underwater effects now looked "somewhat geometric".

The programs include mortgage modifications as well as funds for unemployed homeowners and those whose homes are underwater, or worth less than their mortgage debt.

This week's Your Money column looks at the government's latest attempt to extend a life jacket to homeowners who want to refinance but whose mortgages are underwater — in other words, they owe more than their homes are worth.

The largest of those settlements was with Ocwen, the country's biggest nonbank mortgage loan servicer, under the terms of which the company refunded $2bn to185,0000 borrowers whose mortgages were underwater.

Eric Posner, a law professor, and Luigi Zingales, an economist, both from the University of Chicago, have made an interesting suggestion: Any homeowner whose mortgage is underwater and who lives in a ZIP code where home prices have fallen at least 20 percent should be eligible for a loan modification.

Professor Delaney, whose specialty is underwater volcanoes that form at the seams between tectonic plates and the surprising life those seams support, is among those who have been pursuing the cable network for more than a decade, overcoming hurdles of money, technology and skepticism.

"There are a lot of mortgage holders whose homes are underwater," Roberts said.