Sentence examples for latest whereabouts from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON -- In the three weeks since Edward Snowden revealed the National Security Agency's widespread surveillance programs, the legislative response to his revelations on Capitol Hill has slowed to a glacial pace and public obsession has noticeably shifted from a debate on national security versus privacy to Snowden's latest whereabouts.

His later whereabouts are unknown.

Join me next Wednesday for the episode two catch-up and the latest on the whereabouts of the photocopier.

While I am being evasive, my iPhone forces candor; texting my husband as to my whereabouts late one night, my claim that I was leaving the gym suddenly turned into a marriage-imperiling "leaving with him," which was creepy, given that I had been schmoozing in the lobby of the JCC with a mutual friend for the previous hour.

His agency has 124,000 parolees, according to the latest data, but the whereabouts of 13.5percentt of them are unknown.

The latest rumors on Casey Anthony's whereabouts say that she's headed to a Mexican ranch owned by a wealthy man from California who wants to shield her from the intense public scrutiny.

With that set, we've got Lopez who plays a therapist tasked with diving into head and twisted imaginations of a serial killer in order to discover clues as to the whereabouts of his latest victim.

Somehow I doubt that he called Muhammad Ali's mother to inquire about his whereabouts if he was late for a prefight interview.

Those for "girls" are related to keeping them in the hostel and monitoring their whereabouts if they stay out late.

The precise whereabouts are defined later.

The opposition is now in effective control of the capital Kiev, with Mr Yanukovych's last known whereabouts in Kharkiv after travelling there late on Friday night.