- and the
possessive whose. The set has
derived indefinite forms whoever,
whomever, and whoseever, as well as a further,
earlier such set whosoever, whomsoever...
-
surrendering coupons attached to
their share certificates.
Dividends were paid to
whomever held the certificate.
Since share certificates could be
transferred privately...
- poem by Ed Justin, the
series centers on the
eponymous demon who
attacks whomever it is
summoned to destroy.
Inspired by a poem by Ed Justin, the original...
- are the most
common relative pronouns: which, who, whose, whom, whoever,
whomever, and that,
though some
linguists analyze that in
relative clauses as a...
-
individuals – to be
simply tossed into the
commons to be
exploited by
whomever has
spare time and a
magic marker."
Critics also
worried that the lack...
- This is a list of
inventions followed by name of the
inventor (or
whomever else it is
named after). For
other lists of
eponyms (names
derived from people)...
- "Granting him protection, of course." Then Abu Jahl said, "We will
protect whomever you protect." It is at this low
point in Muhammad's life that the accounts...
-
eagerness to
break out of her
clerical rut and her
tenacity dealing with
whomever seems to be
thwarting her."
Griffith was
nominated for an
Academy Award...
- once a w****, with the most
famous person at that time, be it
Madonna or
whomever. It all
sprang from there. How
would my
friends react? Who
would try and...
- meanings,
depending on the
local culture and the
geographical location of
whomever speaks or
writes it. In modern-day
Chinese vernacular, the term is most...
