Response to a friend who had been worried about his whereabouts: An old bastard like me doesn't die so easily.
Mr Szapary landed his plane on a grass airstrip by Lake Naivasha and found out the whereabouts of his two Luo managers.
on the whereabouts of his brother, this fugitive
In quick succession he asked the whereabouts of her husband, fiance or boyfriend.
When task force agents interrogate one of the thieves nabbed with the Renoir, he tells them the whereabouts of the other, far more valuable painting snatched from the National museum: the Rembrandt.
The boy promised not to divulge the whereabouts of the hiding place.
The idea of spotting people’s whereabouts on a screen will be familiar to gamers—another reason why armies are interested in consumer gear.
The thieves paid Fred hush money to keep their whereabouts secret.
We are genuinely concerned about their whereabouts.
He removed his black horn-rimmed glasses, paused as he choked back a SOB and then continued reporting about the whereabouts of then-Vice President Johnson, soon to be sworn in as President.
His whereabouts have been utterly unknown so far.
Some walked the streets, which resembled bomb sites, searching for loved ones; others pinned polite notes to a board in an evacuation centre, seeking information on their whereabouts.
It is his job to search for the penguin, while his toddler feigns ignorance about its whereabouts.
國文精選館
