He got a situation in the business of his uncle, Pierre Rougon, whose daughter Marthe he married in 1840.
By the aid of his master, Dequersonniere, he gained a medal for a plan of a villa, and this brought him prominently under the notice of Margaillan, a wealthy building contractor, whose daughter Regine he married soon afterwards.
Hagan now returns home, becomes king, and has a child, whose daughter Gudrun is carried away from father and lover by a prince of Zealand.
They two soon reach the house of Superstition, an old woman, whose daughter, Stupidity, loves a robber of churches.
He afterwards studied under David Ryckhaert the Elder, whose daughterhe married.
He also fell ill, and was nursed by a compatriot, Dughet, whose daughter he afterwards married.
Jordaens, who stands next to Rubens and Van Dyck among the great Flemish painters, was a fellow-pupil with the former under Adam Van Noort, whose daughter he married in 1616.
Henry then proceeded to secure the possession of the whole of Brittany by an alliance with Conan, to whose daughter, then but five years old, he affianced his youngest son, Geoffrey, who was only eight years of age.
An Auvergnat, compatriot and friend of Sauviat, whose daughter Veronique he married in 1822.
In September, 1815, he protected La Minoret a celebrated opera dancer, to whose daughter he gave a dowry.
He first studied under Francesco Herera, and later entered the school of Francisco Pacheco, whose daughter he married.
Dutch painter, born at Leyden, and studied first under Nicholas Knufer and later with John van Goyen, whose daughter he married.
The fortress is commanded by Lord Walton, whose daughter, Elvira, is in love with Lord Arthur Talbot, a young cavalier in the King's service.
In spite of her fascinations he succeeds in tearing himself away, and we next find him at the castle of Wartburg, the home of Hermann the Landgrave, whose daughter Elizabeth is in love with him.
He studied successively with Marmontel and Benoist, and subsequently took lessons in composition from Halevy, whose daughter he afterwards married.
He then proceeds to the castle of King Assentin, whose daughter recognizes in him the ideal knight whom she has seen in a dream.
The two Jacks come to the castle of a king, whose daughter has to be wooed by accomplishing three tasks.
The saint and the Virgin then led the hero to a nobleman, whose daughter he married.
He becomes a huntsman to a king, whose daughter lives on an inaccessible island.
But he was mistrusted by the emperor at Ravenna, whose daughter he had solicited in marriage for his son, and was left without sufficient force.
He was called to deliver his brethren from bondage; but forty years of quiet contemplation, while tending the flocks of Jethro, whose daughter he married, had made him timid and modest.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "whose daughter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
