Sentence examples for learn the whereabouts from inspiring English sources

Koevoet drew complaints for using tough interrogation methods on civilians to learn the whereabouts of guerrillas.

Judge Akcin said the court must learn the whereabouts of 82 of the defendants before the trial can continue.

Uber also turned Greyball on cabdrivers to thwart them from using the Uber app to learn the whereabouts of Uber drivers.

Arrested on charges of possessing an unlicensed weapon, they hauled him off to several different police stations, where the torture continued as his interrogators sought to learn the whereabouts of other strikers and their leaders.

In telling the tale of a man who seeks out a sorcerer to learn the whereabouts of his long-estranged son, the show has moments that take your breath away and stretches that leave you numb.

When historian Viola approaches him hoping to learn the whereabouts of the Emperor's sword – reputed to be magical – she sets in train a series of events, including serial murder.

In the process, her father learns the whereabouts of the traitor who fingered him.

Have we learned the whereabouts of his Prague and Baghdad aides and secretaries, and taken their testimony?

In Chicago, Jimmy learns the whereabouts of the man who slashed Pearl's face, and helps another disfigured person, Richard Harrow, a former sniper in the war who has had half his face blown off and replaced with a mask.

In a novel overflowing with plot, not only does Sam find out fairly quickly who took the child (although he repeatedly botches her rescue), but he also learns the whereabouts of the men who killed his family and has to decide whether to avenge them.

Upon learning the whereabouts of the Prussian army, the French swung westwards and crossed the Saale with overwhelming force.