Sentence examples for whose when from inspiring English sources

Yet Nathan Louis Jackson, whose "When I Come to Die" traces the emotional turmoil of an inmate whose execution goes mysteriously awry, insists that his play is not political and that it takes no sides.

EARLY on, we had an agreement," said the playwright Horton Foote, speaking of his playwright daughter, Daisy, whose "When They Speak of Rita" opens on Wednesday at Primary Stages Off Broadway.

At whose hands, when, and where.

A wooden light fixture whose frame, when viewed from a certain angle, suggested a pentagram.

You could look at British artist James TW, whose song When You Love Someone has 35m streams.

This from a player whose services, when the season began, were not sought by any N.B.A. teams.

Brown is a son of the manse, whose language, when needed, is more Church of Scotland minister than cabinet minister.

Some pundits have talked imprecisely about the inevitability of "boots on the ground", without saying whose, or when.

This non-Russian Russian, whose passport when he emigrated said only "Jew," is also a non-American American.

The building originally housed a theatrical club called the Lambs, among whose residents, when they visited New York, were Fred Astaire and John Wayne.

Brolin brings a brooding menace and arrogance to his role as the banker whose answer, when asked what his price is, is "more".