Examples of using Whose house in English and their translations into Russian
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From the early 1560s there was a tradition involving Sir Richard Verney, a gentleman-retainer of Robert Dudley from Warwickshire, in whose house Lady Dudley had stayed in 1559.
So, all you have to do is find one of your loyal fans whose house we can trash and friends you can exploit.
On 15 June, the Obeid family, whose house had been demolished by the Israeli forces in Issawiya, began rebuilding the house.
Except for one family(whose house was destroyed),
We have taken up the case of a family whose house was demolished in the region of Jebel Mukabar, near Jerusalem.
The bridge got its name from the merchant Vasily Kokushkin, whose house was located at the corner of Kokushkin Alley
the next-door neighbor of the Vucetic family, whose house was targeted by two explosive devices last nigh,
I mean, at what point does the guy whose house keeps getting hit by a tornado call it a day,
You're the only friend I have left whose house I have to drive up a considerable incline.
I had no idea whose house we were at.
For the time being, he was staying temporarily with his brother, until his problem and that of everyone whose house had been destroyed by the enemy troops was settled.
In 1900, after studying abroad, the modern-minded young poet Abbas Sahhat returned to Shamakhi, in whose house the local intelligentsia often gathers.
lived with a despised tanner, whose house was full of dirty, foul-smelling leather.
a worshiper of God, whose house was next to the synagogue.
You should not invite people to visit you, in whose house the bugs obviously live.
I will give you the example of Naim Makhul from A'atil whose house was surrounded by the special units at eight o'clock in the evening.
the daughter of a conservative cloth merchant, whose house of business on the Rue Saint-Denis in Paris is known by sign of the Cat and Racket.
If you're one of the people whose house is now several miles from where you left it,
But now Georgian police, officials often come here, forcing the Georgian population to aggressive behavior,"- said a resident of Mugut Vladimir Tokmaev, whose house is located half a hundred meters away from the border line.
