Sentence examples for status and whereabouts from inspiring English sources
Despite Pakistan's arrest of some high-profile militants and even some security officials, Mr. Pearl's status and whereabouts remain unknown.
We are severely restricted in our ability to confirm the status and whereabouts of British nationals in areas of Iraq where Isil [Isis] operate".
As rumours circulated regarding Mubarak's status and whereabouts, armed civilians – backed by military police – stormed Cairo's Tahrir Square, where a hardcore minority of protesters remain camped out.
"As all UK consular services there are suspended, it is extremely difficult to confirm the status and whereabouts of British nationals in Syria.
Given the close connections that the I.S.I. maintains with the network, it seems inconceivable that the organization wasn't well aware of Bergdahl's condition, status, and whereabouts.
"The Chinese authorities must immediately clarify Hada and his wife and son's current status and whereabouts," Catherine Baber, deputy director of Amnesty International, said in a statement Wednesday.
Earlier in the day, Cashman discussed a wide range of topics concerning the team, mostly regarding the pitching, including C. C. Sabathia's weight, Michael Pineda's status and the whereabouts of Mariano Rivera.
This helps on the condition and whereabouts of it.
Thing-to-person and person-to-thing communications encompass a number of technologies and applications, wherein people interact with things and vice-versa, including remote access to objects on the part of humans, and objects that continuously report on their status, whereabouts and sensor data.
Two others are fugitives, and officials refused to comment on the status or whereabouts of the eighth person named in the indictment.
The first episode, titled 'Dustwun' (a military acronym for "duty status - whereabouts unknown"), is available now, though the Serial Podcast website seems to have crashed under the strain of listeners (Update: it seems to be back up, download the first ep here).
