Sentence examples for whose years from inspiring English sources

Here he's a middle-aged prime minister whose years of smouldering have apparently taken their toll.

It was his misfortune to be a member of Labour's lost generation whose years were spent in opposition.

Inler is an intelligent presence, whose years of experience in Serie A shone through on the edge of the box.

A meticulous portrait of the pioneering researcher whose years of observing chimpanzees changed the way we see our fellow primates.

As portrayed by Mr. Kusturica, Farewell is a world-weary, cultured bureaucrat whose years in Paris have made him a committed Francophile and less enthusiastic Communist.

Stanley J. Kutler, a historian whose years of litigation helped lead to the release of the material, said he expected no shocking revelations from Nixon's testimony.

The statement tells you whose year this is, pop-culturally speaking.

John Goodman, whose year included "Argo," "Flight," "Paranorman" and "Trouble With the Curve," picked up the Spotlight Award.

So money managers, whose year-end portfolios will be subject to scrutiny by customers, fled from such paper.

Trouble-spotters may want to take a look at Marconi, whose year-end comes on 31 March.

This was going to be our year; the last team in the world whose year this was going to be was the Giants, again!