Sentence examples for wherever I thought from inspiring English sources

That uncle not the New Jersey uncle, the one the older brother stayed with in Takeacrapistan or wherever—" "I thought it was his father".

Is that when you will figure that the election is over and these court challenges and all that can go to wherever? A. I think, again, I'd refer you to Secretary Baker there in Florida.

DC: Wherever possible, I think it's best for small businesses to keep content creation in-house; if you outsource that, you're essentially outsourcing your voice and your personal connection with customers.

It would be a pity if the long history of British model-making should end here, I thought, wherever here was: somewhere on the plateau between Margate and Ramsgate, next to a line of pylons and on the edge of a retail park that was sucking the life out of both town centres.

As we talked over lunch about the rollout, wherever it may be rolling, I thought of a famous line inflicted on Ted Sr .during his 1962 Senate campaign by his Democratic primary challenger, Edward J. McCormack Jr. McCormack told his 30-year-old opponent — the brother of the sitting president — that he would have no chance in that race if his name were Edward Moore instead of Edward Moore Kennedy.

"I thought he went wherever he wanted to on the floor and I thought he made big plays for them".

"Wherever it is, I think we all know that feeling of exile or not-enough-ness.

Terence Jolley, wherever you are: I think you need to find a different sort of social life.

"Wherever she goes, I think she's likely to say something that will not just be what she said the time before".

If the British government "is generally cutting back on expenditure wherever it can, I think we've got to accept the fact that they will have less resource to direct -- be it manpower or time -- towards looking after the interests of a whole variety of dependent territories," he said.

"Wherever we go I think we'll be ok.