Sentence examples for wherever should from inspiring English sources
Debrett's etiquette guide has for centuries provided the rules for handling ticklesome social situations, such as not knowing how to address an envelope to the widow of an earl ("The Dowager Countess of Wherever" should do it, FYI).
Anyone who is currently staggering through one of those moviemaking courses, in New York or wherever, should skip next week's class on How to Edit and watch the opening ten minutes of this movie instead.
With the death of their leader, the will of the many bin Laden wannabees out there in Pakistan and Yemen and Nottingham and wherever should be diminished — because one of the things that fueled them in the first place was his notional invincibility.
Were the LGBT powers from on-high to ring me up and ask, "Oh ye gay radio show host, wherever should we devote our time and energy... marriage equality or blood donation?" I would respondeth, "The latter".
The first elections to be held throughout Afghanistan, wherever possible, should be municipal elections.
"This is a ratcheting away from [the] second amendment right to carry freely wherever we should be able to".
The boundaries of this style encompassed wit, perversity, commercial utility, and an interest in finding the cutting edge, wherever that should be.
Stewart took the media limelight, which attracted donors, but his visibility clashed with the prevailing view that development work, wherever possible, should be in local hands.
"Before you start thinking about high-speed rail and any new airports in the middle of wherever, you should look at what you've got and invest better".
The cry is for no stone to be left unturned, every victim to be contacted and alleged crime investigated and a following of the evidence wherever it should go.
The OED finds a reference in Thackeray's The Rose and the Ring, 1855: " 'A soldier, Prince, must needs obey his orders: mine are... to seize wherever I should light upon him.' 'First catch your hare!' exclaimed his Royal Highness".
