Sentence examples similar to Pinpoint each other's whereabouts from inspiring English sources

About 20 percent of Loopt's users are couples who buy the service to keep track of each other's whereabouts.

There are smartphone applications that allow adults to locate the city's sleazy "room salon" bars and apps for couples to track each other's whereabouts.

We assumed that chimpanzees keep track of each other's whereabouts so we created spatially realistic constellations before broadcasting any stimuli.

Even though the entire name selection process can get pretty intense, don't use it as an opportunity to pinpoint each other's flaws.

Or, would they perhaps rather not know more about each other's activities and whereabouts than they already do?

Especially when they are already living together and already have a high degree of awareness of each other's rhythms of daily life, their whereabouts and needs?

Rather than pinpoint a suspect's whereabouts, cell-tower records can put someone within an area of several hundred square miles or, in a congested urban area, several square miles.

Gen. Jesus Murillo Karam said investigators were able to pinpoint the couple's whereabouts because they chose to hide in a house that appeared abandoned.

At one point during his hunt, Mr. Friedman received a letter from a man in Argentina saying he could pinpoint Eichmann's whereabouts.

"I would also use the occasion as good reason to really connect with friends in the neighborhood, with special attention to communicating with each other about the whereabouts of our kids," boo agreed.

But General Franks cautioned Friday that the Pentagon has received clashing information from surveillance aircraft, opposition sources and Americans forces that had made it difficult to pinpoint Mr. bin Laden's whereabouts.