Sentence examples for whose weekends are from inspiring English sources

Even elected officials like myself, whose weekends are chockablock with scheduled events both day and night, are not immune to the siren's call.

Many of the arks were jointly owned by families, whose weekends were one long floating party.

One team whose weekend was far from perfect was McLaren.

We compare notes and horror stories about whose weekend is more jam-packed.

We have met "British" Paras, who turned out to be Italian, "Canadian" troops who were actually Czech, and even the odd German whose weekend hobby is being an American GI.

Many visitors, whose weekends will be irreparably tarnished by having to spend all day on Sunday stuck in a flooded car park waiting to be towed to freedom by tractors, are unlikely to return.

There was no significant difference between those whose weekend measurements were done on three consecutive weeks and those with gaps of two weeks or more between weekend measurements (data not shown).

And according to Carole Bergman, a Greenwich Village-based art consultant whose weekend home is in the center of the hamlet of Pine Plains, "People are in bed by 9 or 10 p.m". Pros Pine Plains remains largely untouched by development and exurban sprawl.

But one, by the creative director Sara Rotman, (whose weekend house was the subject of a recent column in T), is a bit more - ahem - provocative.

Even as authorities fanned out across Mexico on Monday in search of Joaquin Guzman, the drug kingpin known as "El Chapo" whose weekend escape was straight out of a Hollywood script, Guzman's cousin was miles away in New Hampshire, facing sentencing in an international cocaine distribution case.

Ms. Dente, whose weekend house was designed by the modernist Marcel Breuer, said she wanted her Nouvel as Mr. Nouvel intended it.