hereabouts , also: hereabout

"Does that say anything about where you can find food hereabouts?"

The boy is well known hereabouts, and too many people have seen us already.

"If you could think of anyone who might have been hereabouts at that hour?"

Peter and was a house just up the road hereabouts.

There is something hereabouts that has put me off my food.

The police had one after another of the young men round hereabouts to help them.

He will give water to the dead, as they call their tears hereabouts.

We'll find you some land hereabouts and work out a mortgage.

By the time this is discovered, even if it should happen hereabouts.

Well, there are a few hereabouts, they tell me, if you turn the wolves out first.

But she's the only one as goes about hereabouts in a red cloak.

I have since 1955 had some association with Holmes hereabouts.

People hereabouts are talking about selling their property, moving away.

Or did she leave him before he came to live hereabouts?"

Indian she is, but not like the rest of the Indians hereabouts.

No one has seen me hereabouts during the last few days until I came to this inn.

How long he had been lurking hereabouts, no one could have told.

I do not care to remain hereabouts with my companions.

I take it the change is not well thought of hereabouts."

And if the invaders are already hereabouts we must move on quickly.

The village's great age makes itself known in the many legends told hereabouts.

"Thought I would find you here or hereabouts," he said softly.

Blame for his death will not be laid upon you or the people hereabouts.

The less notice folks took of him hereabouts, the better he'd like it.

If there were any other keeps hereabouts, we did not sight them.