Sentence examples for had about where from inspiring English sources

Often there's so much information to be had about where the film was made.

But the conversation still hasn't been had about where all this should go".

Janine Gibson, the Guardian's US editor, said: "I think we went into this believing that there is a line between surveillance and privacy, and a necessary debate to be had about where that line should be drawn.

As we walked east on Sixty-first Street and turned down First Avenue, he did the one thing that reliably dissolved any questions I might have had about where I stood with him — he took my hand and held it as we walked.

Of course there a proper debate to be had about where this should begin and end, and of course that case highlighted some of the extremes".

Brynjolfsson and McAfee conclude on a philosophical note by considering that in a world where more and more work is done by machines, there is an important debate to be had about where and how humanity will apply its ingenuity.

"This is about the values we have about where our food comes from and the values that we have that people not go hungry.

"My dad and my mom have worried about that a lot, and my wife has, about where I'm going to go," Bell said.

It is sad but true that, the poorer you are, the fewer choices you have about where to live in cities or in the countryside.

But the double helix has invaded the wider world, too, and has become a symbol of the hopes and fears that people have about where biological knowledge might lead.

"There's still a number of decisions that we have about where we can go on it.