Sentence examples for whereabouts I from inspiring English sources

I was so confused as to my whereabouts, I wrote that phrase after my girlfriend called to ask me where I was.

By submitting my whereabouts I am consenting to people coming into my house or hotel and taking blood and urine samples.

The hustler pays her to squeal, and there's an implication of violence — "my hand around her collar" — suggesting that he might be literally stuffing her mouth full of bills: "About his whereabouts I wasn't convinced.

The hustler pays her to squeal, and there's an implication of violence—"my hand around her collar"—suggesting that he might be literally stuffing her mouth full of bills: "About his whereabouts I wasn't convinced.

I've hardly seen him in recent years, but I have a notion of his spiritual whereabouts because I get a Christmas card each December, featuring a Chase family photo.

An English lady, on being asked by a friend what she thought of her departed husband's whereabouts: "Well, I suppose the poor soul is enjoying eternal bliss, but I wish you wouldn't talk about such unpleasant subjects".

"The option of quickly sending a message to my boyfriend and family with my whereabouts when I am in danger makes me feel much safer," she says.

In light of the revelation that 368,000 former students owing a total of £5bn are "at large", their whereabouts unknown, I'm starting to think this was something of a mistake.

People now know my whereabouts, and I theirs.

People know my whereabouts, so I become an easy target for any kind of violence".

My mother didn't have the luxury of tracking my whereabouts when I made my first major solo trip back in the 1980s, also directly after college.