Sentence examples for whereabouts complete from inspiring English sources

The Glympse-powered location sharing lets people send their real-time current whereabouts, complete with timed data availability set by the user, so that you can let a business contact know where you are relative to their location if you're running behind, but take away that access after say 30 minutes.

However, Murray believes that more testing could be done at the lower levels of tennis, pointing out that only the top 50 players have to complete "whereabouts" forms, specifying where they will be available to be tested every day of the year.

"And its whereabouts were completely unknown since the 1960s".

I am rarely in complete control of my Whereabouts.

I heard stories about Alyssa's cousin, whose children were taken away and whose failed escape led to her complete isolation and now-unknown whereabouts.

Justice Ginsburg noted that Alaska's Internet site that identifies offenders and their whereabouts does not indicate those who have successfully completed rehabilitation programs.

Naturally, there must be consequences for bigger lies, such as when kids falsely claim to have completed their homework assignments, hide their true whereabouts from their parents or mislead their parents about drug and alcohol use.

How exactly did a little film about teenage bloodsuckers turn into a franchise to rival Star Wars, complete with pencil cases, calendars, fan sites tracking the whereabouts of the stars and a halo audience of mums and boys?

The issue of Mr. bin Laden's whereabouts has assumed added importance since the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington completed a detailed look back at his escape in December 2001.

The information contained in the Megan's Law sex offender registries -- name, offense and current whereabouts -- is true, as far as it goes, but is it sufficiently complete, the justices wanted to know from lawyers representing Alaska and Connecticut.

Complete them, and he'll earn clues to his son's whereabouts, where he might yet be saved.