Sentence examples for whose vest from inspiring English sources

Officer Levay, whose vest prevented serious injury, according to Paul J. Browne, the chief police spokesman, returned fire with seven bullets, killing the man.

One of the wedding-bombing team was a newly married woman named Sajida al-Rishawi, whose vest failed to detonate, and who is currently held in a Jordanian prison under a death sentence.

There was also another longhair, obviously much older than the rest, whose vest was covered with buttons reading "Jesus Pleases," "Come to Middle Earth," and "At Least George Murphy Could Dance," among other things, and who was reading a copy of the Free Press.

Ward broadens his use of visual symbolism, as with a young woman's purity represented by a flower she wears she is deflowered by a young man whose vest is adorned with flowers.

He said he had heard of several riders whose vests failed to inflate in falls.

Mr. Diaz said semiautomatic weapons, including the AR-15, are increasingly being used in the killings of police officers, whose vests often provide little protection against such firearms.

If the risk to the researcher is reduced by the use of special equipment, the subject will again be exposed to greater risks than the researcher (whose vested interests might remain without regulatory oversight).

"All the ambulance people and the medics feel targeted these days," said Mr. Mashal, whose blue vest, over his bullet-proof jacket, was stained with blood.

Over the past week, Jordan attempted to obtain his release by offering to exchange a woman on death row whose suicide vest had failed to explode at a wedding in 2005.

Omar the cook had a 6-day-old baby; Omar the young steward, whose black vest led us to call him Omar Noir, had a pregnant 16-year-old wife.

When Kwolek was inducted into the National Inventor's Hall of Fame, she was escorted to the stage by a policeman whose bulletproof vest -- made with Kevlar - had saved his life.