The phrase "as wherever" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a condition or situation that applies in multiple locations or circumstances, but it is not commonly accepted.
Example: "You can find inspiration as wherever you go, whether in nature or in the city."
Alternatives: "in any place" or "wherever you are".
The program also included the Society's motto — a German poem that went "Sehen wir Haufen von Hundedreck, wir denken an dir, Othmar Schoeck," which Chrisemer translates as "Wherever we see piles of doggie-doo, O Othmar Schoeck, we think of you".
It would typically be expressed by a sentence such as "wherever there is smoke there is fire", or "whatever exists is transitory".
#Save-d broadcasts will be visible in a user's profile, as well as wherever else they appear, and links shared externally like on Twitter will stay permanently active.
By connecting to your unit back home, you can watch all of your favorite channels wherever the road may take you (as long as wherever the road takes you happens to have internet access) via PC, Windows Mobile handsets, or Nokia N810 (player currently in beta).
Comfort foods are as different as wherever you grew up, you know.
Other songs they have preformed, such as "Wherever You Are," "Beside You" and "Amnesia" are heartfelt, and can cause tears.
Sing in your room, in the shower, wherever, as long as you can sing properly and without embarrassing yourself.
The World Food Program started out by trying to feed as many people as possible, wherever, whenever.
It's a combination as tightly coupled as Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers: wherever economic growth leads, greenhouse gas emissions must follow.
The likeliest way Foxconn can fulfill its job pledges is to hire as many engineers as possible – wherever those individuals happened to be born.
From our study, it would appear that AS is present wherever the capacity to diagnose it exists and a sufficient number of samples have been appropriately tested.
