Sentence examples for with whichever of from inspiring English sources
Unlike other fingerprint sensors which require swiping or wiping, TouchID requires just a light pressure on the home button with whichever of five fingerprints you've registered.
"All I'm saying is I'm not choosing one side or another, I will work with whichever of them gets the nomination although I have to say privately before we get to that point I hope there is a coming together of the two of them because both of them have got skills.
If you click on a handheld remote control, the lampposts will snap your picture as you wander around, then deliver the photos over the internet to your computer, from which you can order coffee mugs, T shirts or whatever emblazoned with whichever of them you prefer.
Wilson and Watkins doggedly worked on it with whichever of the group's members were available from the filming set at any given point.
No one is passing that up. 4. A kid who is already potty-trained If I had the 4th pick, I'd be more than happy with whichever of those three happened to be left.
Even when Jaime can't make it out to serve herself, she'll pack lunch for the farmhands to send with whichever of her three thirtysomething sons is in charge (she typically leaves the 200-mile treks to the family's new Santa Maria farm to the next generation).
In general, the sedentary subjects with the HH genotype were the weakest group, but those with the same genotype and more active life-style had comparable muscle properties to that of other genotypes with whichever level of activity.
Big, pretty voices rule the charts in both places and battle it out with whichever strains of youth dance music are dominant: hip-hop and reggaetón here, grime and other descendants of rave there.
He also earned Mr. Axelrod's trust on the campaign trail, through long conversations and the uncanny ability to help Mr. Axelrod reunite with whichever piece of luggage he had lost along the way.
Labour must ask itself why different audiences chose to identify the party with whichever half of the message they liked the least; why the anti-austerity left tuned in only to complicity with cuts, while middle England heard only the beat of a business-bashing drum.
4 The people, however, did not take the choice upon themselves, but referred the decision to the senator, intimating that they would be satisfied with whichever form of government the others should approve.
