Sentence examples for wherever then from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wherever then" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a location or situation that is not specified, but it is not commonly used. Example: "We can meet wherever then, as long as it's convenient for both of us."
All a struggling mother, reliant on tax credits, needs to do is pop down the town hall, or HMRC, or wherever, then sit down and tell a bureaucratic stranger about the most traumatic experience of her life.
And if you feel like having a 3D view of the resort or wherever then just plug in your phone.
(I wonder if the pirated copies are affected by this glitch? Good idea, subjecting your paying customers to a worse experience. You're almost better off downloading the game from wherever, then sending Bethesda a personal check in the mail).
If you see one on the street, at the club, or wherever, then you should holler at her to let her know she's looking fine, ask where she's going later, and get her number or just let her see you're into her.
For her, the idea neatly captured the ruthless way in which the big city can chew up and spit out even the best provincial talents: "It's like, you've really arrived in New York — it's where you fight for your terrible pot-washing job after you've been executive chef back in wherever, and then you get fired for washing your pot wrong".
"If you're targeting people in say Germany or Belgium or wherever else then they could still say in relation to our citizens you've got to comply with our view of what's adequate [privacy and data protection].
Boutique brewers aside, why can't the coffee be roasted by growers cooperatives in Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Uganda, wherever and then imported?
She first answered me in Romanian: "I don't know, I just sat wherever," but then she quickly translated this to me in English.
If you like 3D so much that you want to have it with you wherever you go, then 3D laptops may or may not soon be all the rage.
If our ancestors had decided it looked quite lonely over there, wherever there was, then we wouldn't exist.
"Since then, wherever I go, people on the street come up to me and say, 'Cuídate' " — "Take care of yourself".
