Sentence examples for of whatnot from inspiring English sources

Winter is setting in, our gardens are full of dried stalks of whatnot and our backs are just beginning to recover from the miles of rows we hoed, right?

If England are to see out the two remaining Tests of the current series the suspicion is it will not be their exciting new brand of whatnot that comes to the fore.

"Yeah, she had a lot of whatnots!" Carrie Mae said.

In the arguments that erupt throughout "Good People" — and they range from comradely sniping to the tossing of whatnots (a googly-eyed rabbit toy, as it happens) — characters often accuse one another of being too mean or too nice, too soft or too hard.

Bear this in mind when lugging your antique collection of whatnots with you––it may be better to place in storage or to sell and have the cash.

For the good of the people of Illinois and whatnot.

Probably more suited for filling with a bunch of clothes instead of cables and whatnot.

Someone could run with it into themes of appearance and reality, mysteries of identity, and whatnot.

The magazine's art critic, Peter Schjeldahl, wrote, "Someone could run with it into themes of appearance and reality, mysteries of identity, and whatnot.

Near-death experiences make people reflect in the most boring way about life, age, fear, the betrayal of the body, the fickleness of youth and whatnot.

These people, likely hopped up on some sort of drug or whatnot, actually enjoy the physical embrace of another human being.