Sentence examples for whereabouts meaning from inspiring English sources
"You may be tempted to post a selfie or check in at the airport while you're waiting for your flight, but that allows criminals to more accurately monitor your whereabouts — meaning they can take advantage of you when you have the weakest protection," Harrison says.
Bergdahl's goal, he says, was to cause a DUSTWUN: a radio alarm signal meaning Duty Status Whereabouts Unknown ("the Army's version of 'man overboard,' " Koenig tells us), which would generate attention and get his message heard.
Not even Apple — and therefore law enforcement — can access this data, meaning any evidence of his whereabouts will be on his iPhone.
It is a livestock tag, meaning that it is typically embedded in an animal as a means of tracking its whereabouts at the slaughterhouse.
In this way, I take great interest, and ultimately find meaning, in an object's form compared to its details or whereabouts".
Yesterday Martin Obert showed up at the house and unfortunately I was in the living room – meaning he could see me from the front door and the team couldn't lie about my whereabouts to protect me.
"Whereabouts?" "Raleigh".
His whereabouts remain secret.
"Whereabouts?" she asked.
His whereabouts were unknown.
