Sentence examples for all searched from inspiring English sources

The phrase "all searched" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that everything has been searched, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "After the investigation, we found that all searched areas yielded no evidence."
Alternatives: "all examined" or "everything checked".

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His Ashford constituency home and office in Kent, his London home, and his office in the House of Commons were all searched.

Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama all searched in vain for a way to stop Pyongyang's drive for nuclear weapons.

We all searched our raisin buns for a raisin but Nellie said they must have forgotten to put them in and she'd inquire from the man who delivered.

American, Brazilian and French ships, planes and submarines all searched for the plane, but they couldn't find it.

Instead, the large numbers of people going in and out of the building every day are all searched by hand.

An RFID scheme is said to be static linear-time authentication system represented as SLAS if the query sequence for all searched items is identical.

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But they're all searching for something they've lost.

I think we're all searching for that answer".

And we're all searching for balance.

We're all searching for it.

I think we're all searching for something.

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