Sentence examples for whatever where from inspiring English sources

The man in the diner had no idea whatever where the plate came from.

I believe that's why every player is loving it so much here, compared to New York City or whatever, where you feel a lot more stress around, there is a lot more things going on".

They're both slightly unreliable sources, which gives a director a bit of freedom to relate to them in a different way from a Tennessee Williams or whatever, where you know that everything on the page is a very accurate representation of the author's intentions.

With Julia by my side, I set a course for the unimaginable, the sweet whatever, where anything is possible, and where, as I wrote for the "Leap of Faith" album, "Love exists and courage is always rewarded".

So we wrote the same show - a show that would work without them -- then had big explosions or big vistas or big sexy, or whatever, where it would make sense and be "real".

The real question is not whether or not anthropic selection is important (to me, there is no doubt whatever) but where is the transition between it and biological evolution, the threshold of complexity where Darwinian selection becomes possible (see Fig. 1 in this paper).

"Me in a pub or playing sport or whatever, but where you can see the chair".

The trend – meaning specifically the past trend – does not, in any way whatever, "determine where they [the trend and the variation] will both be in a while".

Out the left-side window, they kept keen surveillance over whatever happened where only they could see — on curves, at crossings and trestles.

Few of the advocates of big tax cuts have any good ideas, or indeed any ideas whatever, about where spending cuts under duress could actually be made.

"Our proposal is to make films in whatever country where we find talent, obviously with a priority for Mexico," Mr. Vergara said.