Example collocations logo

Wherever in sentence

537 examples of Wherever in a sentence

You went wherever life took you for work, and people were mostly welcoming of you.
Sophie says she'd like to go and see her dad, wherever he is.
He says he can't talk for very long, and anyway, it's very noisy wherever he is.
Do a search and replace operation on the text of your mind, and wherever you encounter the word "self," substitute the word "other."
But clouds seem to follow me wherever I go.
And indeed, wherever I went to interview these centenarians, I found a kitchen party.
Every couple of years, I head off to wherever the moon's shadow will fall to experience another couple minutes of cosmic bliss, and to share the experience with others: with friends in Australia, with an entire city in Germany.
All you need is a wearable computer, a pair of smart glasses, and you can take your emails and your spreadsheets with you wherever you go.
You walk through with a handheld strobe, and wherever you point the flashlight, the animation pops to life.
CA: I think it's a big problem, and we saw this in the election of 2016, where the idea of "clickbait" was very sexy and very attractive, and so all these fake news sites and fake news items were not just haphazardly and by happenstance being put out there, there's been a whole industry in the creation of fake news in parts of Eastern Europe, wherever, and you know, it's planted in real space and in cyberspace.
So wherever you find yourself on that spectrum, we need you at the table, because if we're going to solve global warming, it's going to take actions at all levels, from the individual to the international and everything in between.
How do we change man, so that he doesn't lie and cheat, and our newspapers are not filled with stories of fraud in business or labor or athletics or wherever?
Instead of hiring someone who grew up in Japan but lives in California, you can gain someone who lives, works, wakes up and goes to sleep wherever they are in the world.
They accompany me wherever I go in my life, and I fill them with all sorts of things, records of my lived experience: so watercolor paintings, drawings of what I see, dead flowers, dead insects, pasted ticket stubs, rusting coins, business cards, writings.
Because wherever I look, I see nuances withering away.
And I think the people who write such messages do not understand that we can feel sorry for and stand in solidarity with victims of terrorism and violence in the Middle East, in Europe, in Asia, in America, wherever, everywhere, equally and simultaneously.
He'll find Jamie wherever he is, you know, wherever kids are, crushing rocks by a stream or something, and take him a little message that says, "Hey, dinner's ready.
You take it wherever you want to take it, and you can detonate it.
Generally, they poop wherever they want to, but during their rut, they will defecate in perimeter areas.
And it was necessary in some way for these to contradict each other, and as a consequence you have to make friends wherever you can get them.
And they're making this argument wherever they're permitted to make it.
They are faced by numerous challenges every day wherever they live.
In order for trees to grow, they need to bring sugars obtained from photosynthesis and nutrients brought in through the root system to wherever growth is happening.
I'm sure you do them wherever you're from.
The opposite of a gun is wherever you point it.
And Bateson invented the concept of symmetry breaking, which is that wherever you lose information in a system, you revert back to symmetry.
We may not remember to bring our digital cameras with us wherever we go, but very few of us forget our phones.
Now, think about where the world would be today if we had the light bulb, but you couldn't focus light; if when you turned one on it just went wherever it wanted to.
Researchers have investigated this, and they come up with about the same "no" rate wherever they go.
Wherever point X is, you’ll jump forward from it twice: once to deposit some fuel at the 8-parsec cache point, and a second time for good.
BackNext