Sentence examples for whose years are from inspiring English sources

Snakes are skin shedders, whose years are associated with major transformations and change, like the Tiananmen Square crackdown, bombing of Pearl Harbor and the onset of the Great Depression.

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

They have a history of trading future all-stars for players whose best years are in the past.

"I viewed Jack as a kid whose best years are a year or two down the road".

"It confirms our commitment to bringing quality players whose best years are head of them to St. James' Park".

Obama has sought advice from a council of graying experts, whose best years are behind them -- dullards like Warren Christopher and Madeleine Albright.

It is also the narrative blueprint for "Pretty Woman," whose 25 years are being so fondly remembered at the moment too.

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

So pity the poor 70's, the Dangerfield of decades, whose early years were a carry-over from the ever-popular 60's and whose later years were nothing but a prelude to the 80's.

Johnny Damon, whose best years were spent in the intimacy of Fenway Park, said that depends.

The life of a fabulous industrialist whose genius years were superseded by crankhood.