Sentence examples for have a whereabouts from inspiring English sources

Shirley also told Sports Illustrated that when she took up her role with Jadco in July 2012 the organisation did not have a whereabouts officer to track athletes out of competition and had been restricted by out-of-date testing kits.

Ask if they have a pet, whereabouts they live or if they come here often.

Does the government have a video database tracking the whereabouts of the American people?

I wish we could opt to have a chip that locates your whereabouts, whether in a bracelet or necklace or in your phone.

As highly social musicians, the Carpenters have a good sense of the whereabouts of many fine violins, and also of the likelihood of their owners' being willing to part with them.

I've hardly seen him in recent years, but I have a notion of his spiritual whereabouts because I get a Christmas card each December, featuring a Chase family photo.

Not only did Sakagura have a thick menu describing the whereabouts and particular characteristics of its many brands of sake, but the waiters were happy to write out the names of the preferred labels.

They want to... sit down and have a chat with the nurse whereabouts it's relaxed and where they don't feel intimidated and, you know, the psychological preparation for surgery is a huge part of the nurse's job in here.

The official said security agents now have an idea about his whereabouts and are looking into that.

I discovered she might have been married to someone before she met my father, because German concentration camp documents listed her as having a husband whose whereabouts were unknown.

Not only had the landlord also heard stories that Einstein's brain had disappeared after his death, but the landlord also had a lead on its whereabouts.