Examples of using Whose book in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Whose book is that?
Why hurt the feelings and ratings of someone whose book just isn't my cup of tea?
And whose book is it?
You listen to me. You cannotcontinue to give front-page coverage to a man whose book sold what?
Whose books will make us more intelligent?
Dad, if we figure out whose book this is, we might find our killer.
A secular Egyptianauthor and intellectual who supported the separation of religion and state and whose books caused widespread controversy.
The same one whose book so many of us are afraid to read.
A hundred years before the German-Jewish poet, Heine, whose books now went into the fire, had warned.
Who was the man whose book The Little Prince was translated into more than 250 languages and dialects?
It was close enough to be accessible-and far enough away from prying eyes," says Wordie, whose book Macau: an Exploration is out next year.
He is precisely the author whose books the greater part of the public does not buy.
Dan Gillmor-- whose book"We the Media" is included in the gift pack-- has talked about it as saying that, as a writer, he's recognized that his readers know more than he does.
In one sense,the first modern ethologist was Charles Darwin, whose book The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals influenced many ethologists.
Ilya Balakhnin, whose books are now included in theTOP of the best-selling publications on marketing, at a certain stage realized that he already has something to say to people.
Imagine my euphoria in 1999when I landed a job with Lonely Planet, whose books had been my constant companion across three continents over the previous decade!
Ken Blanchard, whose books on leadership have sold over 20 million copies, and Mark Miller, who worked his way up from line worker to vice president of one of the largest fast-food chains in the country give an answer to that question.
It will also display the work of thetattoo anthropologist and photographer Dr. Lars Krutak, whose books, articles and journeys document the tattoo cultures of indigenous peoples all over the globe.
Mr. Jobs's biographer, Mr. Isaacson, whose book will be published in two weeks, asked him why so private a man had consented to the questions of someone writing a book. .
One of the leading influences on the uk government's work and wellbeing programme, Gordon Waddell,is an orthopaedic surgeon whose book The Back Pain Revolution helped transform policy perspectives on work and health.
The first modern ethologist was Charles Darwin, whose book“the expression of the emotions of human and animals” influenced many ethologists.
A evening event on the occasion of the translation of the fourth and last volume of the NeapolitanNovels by mysterious author Elena Ferrante, whose books have been translated into 40 languages and captured the hearts of readers in Israel and abroad.
Holst was especially influenced by a 19th-century astrologer Raphael, whose book concerning the planets' role in world affairs led Holst to develop the grand vision that made"The Planets" such an enduring success.
We start to hear about a pastry called montash in the 16th century in Germany,” said Shmil Holland,an Israeli historian and cook whose book“Schmaltz”(Modan Publishing), about Eastern European food and its history, is due out in Hebrew before Passover.
Elie Wiesel, who has died at the age of 87,was a Noble Prize winner and towering literary figure whose book Night chronicled his horrific experiences at Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps and endures as one of the world's most powerful testaments to the Holocaust.