Sentence examples for whose wanted from inspiring English sources

That image was hard to reconcile with the burly, commanding ex-general whose wanted poster hung in the offices of war crimes prosecutors.

Mark Millar is a Coatbridge comic book writer whose Wanted comic book series has been translated into a feature film starring Angelina Jolie and Morgan Freeman, as well as the highly successful graphic novel Kickass which was adapted into the successful film of the same name in 2010.

British authorities have arrested a suspected thief whose "Wanted" image went viral last year due to his purported likeness to Ross Geller, the character played by David Schwimmer in the hit sitcom "Friends".

The December sessions focus on connecting with the humanity of others -- others whose wants and needs may differ from your own.

Is the public (a) an entity whose wants and preferences exist independently of the wants and preferences of living, breathing members of the public?

Tsai, whose Want Want China Holdings specializes in rice crackers and flavored milk, is said to have paid $621 million for The China Times Group, which controls TV stations and newspapers.

A man whose wants are few is a difficult target, for it's our wants that make us vulnerable.

Those children whose mothers wanted to get them later had 38%% higher odds of being stunted compared to those children whose mothers wanted them at conception (P < 0.05).

I felt ashamed turning away someone whose dog wanted to play and telling a schoolchild she couldn't pet Chance.

The one-day meeting here was held without Syria and Lebanon, whose governments wanted an even tougher stand.

Robert M. Morgenthau brought together Eugene M. Isenberg, whose firm wanted a tax break, and Representative Charles B. Rangel, who wanted money for a school.