Where shall a sorrow great enough be sought For this sad ruin which the Fates have wrought, Unless the Fates themselves should weep and wish Their curbless power had been controlled in this?
The one of them said to his make[18]-- Where shallwe our breakfast take?
He laid him on it and said to the Talking Cricket: "Tell me, little Cricket, where shall I find a glass of milk for my poor Father?
And in philosophy and general learning, where shall we find the equal of that burly old bully, Dr.
In oratory, where shall we find the compeer of Chatham or Mirabeau, Burke or Patrick Henry?
Where shall I seek a refuge from the danger that threatens us?
OH, where shall I find repose, where seek a silent quiet, but in my last retreat, the grave!
O where shall I unload my weight of cares, when Sylvia, who was wont to sigh and weep, and suffer me to ease the heavy burden, now grows displeased and peevish with my moans, and calls them the effects of dying love!
Where shall we find Him, to comfort us a second time?
Where shall we find Him, that He may think of us, as regards the covenant He has made on our behalf?
Her high soprano sounded above all the roaring of the elements and plaintive cries; and three times she repeated the question: "Monsters of the sea of pain, where shall I find the Jewel for Emeralda?
And she buoyed up her sinking soul; she went on, and in a high soprano voice repeated again and again her question: "Spirits in the sea of pain, where shall I find the Jewel for Emeralda?
Monsters of the sea of pain, where shall I find the Jewel for Emeralda?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "where shall" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
