Sentence examples for condition and whereabouts from inspiring English sources
A lighthouse history Web site run by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill tracks their condition and whereabouts.
Choepel is believed to have died at the scene while the condition and whereabouts of Khayang are unknown, Free Tibet said.
London-based Free Tibet said the condition and whereabouts of the two men, who they named as Dawa and Druklo, was unknown.
Another issue that Dr. Albright raised but found unresolved was the condition and whereabouts of a Russian reporter, Andrei Babitskiy, who has been reporting from Chechnya for Radio Liberty, an American-government-sponsored radio station.
The truckers decided at some point that the journey had become too dangerous to continue, Mr. Anthony said, and now the zoo is receiving reports about their condition and whereabouts, in the southern part of the city.
The group, Free Tibet, based in London, said the self-immolation occurred outside a monastery in Garze, which is known as Kandze in Tibetan, and that the monk's identity, condition and whereabouts were not known.
Given the close connections that the I.S.I. maintains with the network, it seems inconceivable that the organization wasn't well aware of Bergdahl's condition, status, and whereabouts.
Its immediate sequel will offer a census of all known copies (the first attempted since Sir Sidney Lee's in 1902, and a good deal more ambitious in scope), and, as the definitive source of information about the condition, provenance, binding and whereabouts of each extant specimen of F1, it will presumably be seized on at once as the bible of the up-market contract book thief.
Kidane and Aman spoke on condition that their identities and whereabouts were not revealed, due to fears their families may be targeted back in Eritrea.
Unconfirmed reports claim Manneh has been held at Mile Two Prison but there is no reliable information on his condition or whereabouts, and Jammeh's government denies any involvement in the reporter's disappearance.
