Sentence examples for whereabouts there from inspiring English sources

As soon as news broke last week of the devastating earthquake in Haiti, Johns Hopkins faculty and staff switched into emergency mode, tracking the whereabouts there of any university affiliates and offering expertise where needed.

He litters the text with distracting references to his hunger, dropped as clues to his current whereabouts; there are vast historical digressions and oddly placed British idioms such as "chin up" and "what's that when it's at home?".

But apart from anything Bin Laden's wives may have to say that might be useful to intelligence officers about his associates and their whereabouts, there is also a powerful natural curiosity about the women and their children: What was it like to live with the founder of Al Qaeda, to call him husband or father?

Pooley later said that while she thought Armitstead "foolish" for missing three doping tests under the whereabouts rule, there was no particular tension between the two.

But for the families of the eight members of the 507th whom the Pentagon lists as "whereabouts unknown," there is an extra degree of dread in their wait.

She knows she is unlikely to uncover further clues to Alex's whereabouts, since there have already been extensive searches and press coverage.

If Mr. Polanski had kept a low profile and his whereabouts unknown, there might be a semblance of sense to this explanation for the three-decade delay, but he is one of the most famous film directors in the world.

I therefore ask the Presidency, first, to examine this question and, secondly, to express our immense concern about the case to the Chinese embassy - I can provide you with Mr Gao Zhisheng's case for this purpose - as nobody really knows his whereabouts and there are fears that he may be tortured and his life put in danger.

If you can't find the new Roving Mammoth, a bright orange snowcat that doubles as a food cart, serving up burritos ($5.50) — you can even track the snowcat's whereabouts on Twitter — there are pulled-pork nachos ($11.42) at the Mill Cafe (760-934-0675), a festive après-ski spot at the base of Chair 2 (in true California fashion, its entrance is scattered with beach chairs).

Abramovich wasn't there, his whereabouts a mystery.

Clues range from elements of the big picture — about the home's whereabouts, and what happened there — to the smallest personal details of the former fictional residents.