Sentence examples for whose upturn from inspiring English sources

They end at home to West Brom, whose upturn in form under Tony Pulis means they have long since secured Premier League safety.

Alison Pick, Far to Go Tells the story of two Jews whose lives are upturned by the arrival of Nazi forces in Czechoslovakia during the Second World War.

In 1786, Robert Burns penned "To a Mouse", an apology to the mouse whose nest he upturned while plowing a field.

Yet it is they whose lives have been upturned.

That same disease recently struck two friends, whose lives have been upturned by radiation treatment and brain surgery.

More universally, he is experiencing the overwhelming solitariness of someone whose world has been upturned by his first intimate exposure to death.

On a green enamel mound like a hillside are four naked figures, two men and two women, emerging from tiny gold coffins whose lids have been upturned on the ground; the women wear white caps.

That was when conventional Paris shows were upturned by Pierre Cardin, whose journey into space is still ongoing.

The upturn was led by Germany, whose GDP grew by 0.7%.

That outcome was a bit stronger than expected, although the outlook for growth remains weak.The upturn was led by Germany, whose GDP increased by 0.7%.

The distinguishing factor of the play's defining female role, Lady Gay Spanker, is that she seems the most masculine person on stage, a task duly filled by Fiona Shaw, a performer whose long association with tragedy is here upturned.