"Wherever she goes, I think she's likely to say something that will not just be what she said the time before".
Jojo's family comes and meets her wherever she is, I think Thailand, and she says, "I've found myself in a bit of a predicament..
I think wherever she goes, she will wear a version of her tracksuit, but the McKinley High tracksuit?
By inter-spiritual I mean the cultivation of radical humility, and a spiritual thirst so powerful it drives us into the arms of the Beloved wherever we think she may be hiding, even in unfamiliar holy houses.
American supporters of the shield worry that without it rogue states will be able to achieve "access denial", which is jargon for limiting America's ability to send its troops wherever it thinks its national interests require them.
This teacher may look a little fusty, with his bushy mustache and carefully tucked-in shirts, but he is a brave fellow, lugging his sketch pad wherever he thinks he has to go to clarify a point, even to a window-washing platform balanced outside a high floor of the World Trade Center.
General Electric Co., for example, may be led by U.S. executives and be based in the United States, but it invests wherever it thinks it can maximize profits.
Her road map, she said, was "wherever you think his mind would think to take him".
More generally, there would be two thinking beings wherever we thought there was just one.
Graduating students are sent wherever the state thinks they should go.
