Sentence examples for whose website is from inspiring English sources

My friend Craig Ward, a typographer whose website is called Words Are Pictures and who shares what he calls my "deep-rooted respect for punctuation", ponders in the reverse direction.

But we wouldn't expect anything less from Gwyneth Paltrow, whose website is no doubt experiencing another server-crippling surge in demand thanks to a note she left on the end of a chicken recipe.

At the urging of Wendy Baldwin and Marlene Lee of the Population Reference Bureau (a think-tank in Washington DC whose website is here), I have been reading new and recent studies exploring the link between demographic change and inequality.

Unfortunately profit-per-lawyer figures aren't easy to find, with the only comprehensive list I know of available in the subscription magazine Legal Business, whose website is behind a rather expensive paywall.

The New South Wales member of parliament Ed Husic is listed with Asic as a director of Campaign Action Ltd, a leadership training company whose website is no longer online.

All amenities are clustered near the central crossroads, including the regional tourist office, whose website is a font of information.

They include: - Huang Qi, a computer engineer from the southwest province of Sichuan whose website was used to criticise the government.

Hundreds - perhaps thousands - of people appear to have been left high and dry by online agency SOS Master Tickets, whose website was pulled down this week after it took money for V Festival tickets which never arrived.

However, he said the company had used the flamejobs.pl recruitment agency, whose website was written "entirely in Polish".

*A hypocrite whose website was, for a short while today, "closed for maintenance".

(A hypocrite whose website was "down for maintenance" shortly after this post was published, but appears to be up again now).