Examples of using Whose head in English and their translations into Greek
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
the Information Security Center, whose head, Andrei Gerasimov,
His fingers dig into the back of his son, whose head and right arm are already consumed.
the Information Security Center, whose head, Andrei Gerasimov,
The real reverend was murdered by his wife, the woman whose head you split with an axe- stellar timing!
Because there's a kid lying in a hospital bed right now whose head you almost blew off last night.
Unfortunately, so has the Headless Horseman, whose head Ichabod lopped off before his perceived death.
The bronze hand proved to belong to a 5th century BCE greek sculpture of a philosopher… whose head and some other limbs were later found.
is the nursery counterpart of the underworld serpent whose head supports the Earth
He's not leaving me here in this room with this person whose head is just going all over the place.
The ancestor of the Rottweiler breed can be consideredA dog named Lord Von Der Tekka, whose head was already quite impressive in the transverse diameter.
For example, it is not accustomed to seeing a painted crab crawling, on whose head the barrel!
So is it worth worrying about those whose head of hair silvered earlier than their peers?
Plastic surgery with facial implants is best performed on people whose head and skull have reached physical maturity,
A man standing without a head, or whose head is covered by a black cloth.".
It is said by some to be the ghost of a Hessian trooper, whose head had been carried away by a cannon ball, in some nameless battle during the revolutionary war.
Out of Dan came a killer of beasts. Whose head will pay for his wedding feast?
Metropolitan Hilarion: Paradoxically, the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, whose head is in Rome,
Make a flip book of a stick figure whose head gets bigger and bigger… and bigger and then pops?
these once lived an enormous monster called Cu whose head was in India,
It is said to be the ghost of a Hessian trooper whose head was carried away by a cannonball in some nameless battle during the Revolutionary War.