"Right now I'm happy to play anywhere - right-back, left-back, wherever!" said Loftus-Cheek, when asked his preferred midfield role.
In front and back, wherever the thing was, there was plenty of meat.
Feeling misunderstood, they shrugged at global opinion and lashed back wherever they could, undermining their own cause.
Many of the oil workers stash their families back wherever they came from, and live in "man camps," some of which resemble giant stretches of storage units.
The financial crisis forced many financial companies to cut or suspend payments, and the credit crisis and recession led many other companies to cut back wherever they could.
He is presumably addressing unspecified loved ones — perhaps a wife and children back wherever he comes from — but there is an obvious wider resonance to this litany of failure.
But the work these men did hundreds of years ago is still there, because wherever you turn back home you see the slate on every roof of every house – that's Welsh history.
The place behind Michael's eye was in turn behind the open door at the back; wherever the mysterious figure is heading, urging us to follow with his gaze and the swing of his cloak.
If, by the late forties, Kirstein could write with saintlike self-suppression that his "only justification" was to enable Balanchine "to do exactly what he wants to do in the way he wants to do it," he did not cease to chafe at the bonds that seemed to hold him back wherever he turned.
"Liberals and Democrats are not really part of a party, as much as they are part of a new America that looks and thinks differently and has little interest in looking back, wherever that might be," Shadi Hamid, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, who spends much of his time studying Islamic societies, pointed out in a thought-provoking piece a few months back.
