Sentence examples for whereabouts by from inspiring English sources

Computers determine users' whereabouts by tracking their mobile devices, like cellphones.

Mr. Bergen, CNN's national security analyst, argues that the Bin Laden hunters narrowed down his whereabouts by process of elimination.

Parents can also keep an electronic eye on their children's whereabouts by renting an optional locator for $17.50.

The not-for-profit animal welfare group was alerted of their suspected whereabouts by a member of the public.

She added that she persuaded her younger sister to reveal the child's whereabouts by threatening her with a stick.

Police discovered Mr Strauss-Kahn's whereabouts by chance, when he rang the hotel from Kennedy airport to ask about things he'd left behind.

The data were analysed by whereabouts the respondents lived, by age and by sex, by socio-economic status and by employment status, and by whether people were married and whether they had any children.For a people who complain that they "mustn't grumble", the survey found Brits to be relatively upbeat.

Pakistan has ignored this request, and fibs about the gangsters' whereabouts.Death by hangingA third bomb attack, similarly blamed by India on Pakistan, has also returned to haunt efforts at reconciliation, especially over Kashmir, the core of the two countries' dispute.

In a country now famous for its second acts — the philandering politician, the reformed insider trader, Charlie Sheen — virtually the only American denied another chance is the sexual offender, branded in perpetuity, his whereabouts tracked by the government, a modern-day boogeyman unable by law in many states to live anywhere even remotely habitable.

Anadolu said they had been held at eight locations in Mosul, with their whereabouts monitored by drones and other means.

By micro sampling, using a laser, we can reconstruct the sequence of a person's whereabouts, month by month up to the age of 14".