We're all doing something, and we'll bring it back to the table one day, whenever that might be".
On reaching 60, he recanted, declaring instead he would call it a day whenever Clive Brittain did so.
It is on your mind from the minute you wake up until you try to get some sleep at the end of the day, whenever that is.
McDonald's is considering letting its customers start their day whenever they want, bringing in an all-day breakfast in an attempt to juice up falling sales.
But some elements of the Republican base are already looking ahead to the day, whenever it comes, that Ms. Palin is at the top of the ticket.
(In the book, Schumer admits, touchingly, that to this day, whenever she smells liquor on a man, she wants to sidle up to him).
In the hot breeze of this dead airfield, Colonel Starnes is preparing his remarks for that day, whenever it may come.
On an increasingly frequent bad day, whenever I walk into the room, any kid within a three-metre radius walks out.
His legal adviser, Gareth Williams, suggested Hatton would confirm his plans "in the cold light of day", whenever that may be.
To this day, whenever I hear it, it's hard not to think of dead SWAT officers tumbling into a motel swimming pool.
