Sentence examples for In the whereabouts of from inspiring English sources

[Page A1.] The Case of the Missing Cattle Farmers, investors and bankers in several Midwestern states, as well as a few intrigued law enforcement officials in Missouri are interested in the whereabouts of 200,000 head of cattle.

He added, "We should not be surprised when we see substantial change in the whereabouts of marine populations or changes in their timing of breeding or migration dates," The study, whose lead author was Michael T. Burrows of the Scottish Marine Institute's Department of Ecology, appears in the latest issue of the journal Science.

The resulting sentence in this DigInfo video isn't exactly the Queen's finest: "It was under one month until the end of current Diet session of June 22," it began, continuing, "and, in the whereabouts of the deficit-covering bond publication bill necessary to carry out…" Are you still with me?

It is an excellent novel so long as you are in a sombre, self-scrutinising mood.In "The Whereabouts of Eneas McNulty", Sebastian Barry, a quasi-biographical playwright ("The Steward of Christendom" and "Our Lady of Sligo") as well as a fine poet and novelist, introduces passionate lyricism into a slab of 20th-century Irish history.

On Christmas Eve, kids and anyone else with a vested interest in the whereabouts of the gluttonous gift giver from the North Pole can follow his progress using Google's Santa Tracker.

Another spurt of interest in the whereabouts of dictators' loot occurred in the late 1990s after the overthrow of Mobutu Sese Seko, President of Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), and the sudden death of Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha.

("She gave me permission to be, just her being there," Campbell says as if lifted by a charismatic's lesson). Consequently, it's the first business to dispense with, as if checking in on the whereabouts of a mutual friend: "Have you read it yet?" she implores, peering through stylishly thick, black-framed oval lenses.

There's a hint of amused irony in Niamh Stroud's voice when she tells me how tourists often come in to ask about the whereabouts of 84 Charing Cross Road.

An overseas Chinese community leader revealed that a woman from Changle had called New York asking for help in inquiring about the whereabouts of her son in Haiti.

Once, in a punchy mood, I nearly responded, "What, I'm not your friend?" but when I realized that could lead to an in-depth discussion of the whereabouts of his real friend, I couldn't handle it.

A case of champagne is among the rewards being offered by tabloids and rightwing pundits in return for the whereabouts of the so-called "Ed Stone".