Sentence examples for really where he from inspiring English sources

The Clerks's School was really where he belonged, he thought, bitterly.

And this world of rules and cocobolo isn't really where he belongs.

It's strange to think of that message in limbo between Britain and the Middle East, if that's really where he is.

A small barrier island near the outpost of Grand Isle — a dirt mound, really — where he had landed his canoe six months earlier was no longer there.

Until he could make a down payment on a small grocery store — a bodega, really — where he, his wife and my father, the eldest of their three sons, toiled so late into the night that the family dinner was often eaten in a stark, sad room in the back.

Besides, German elections are traditionally won in the political centre and Mr Stoiber would have trouble convincing most people, other than Bavarians, that this is really where he stands.Take note, therefore, of the less spectacular but steady rise of Volker Rühe, arguably the Christian Democrats' toughest talker these days, but no rightist.

She has a baby, but no one really knows where "he" came from.

For the life of me, I can't figure out what he really believes — where he really stands, especially when it comes to foreign policy.

"Lorenzo's played really well for us, and we're really happy where he's at in his progression as a freshman," Durkin said Monday.

Actually, it's not really clear where he's from, as he speaks in a strange and imposing accent during a series televised threats and executions.

He never really says where he's been but he always comes back, and it's not really summer until he does come back.