Sentence examples for car searching from inspiring English sources

He painted a vivid lyrical picture: flying down the highway in a used car, searching the radio for something true.

Sharratt and her grandchildren lived in her car, searching for shelter, but there was nowhere for them to go.

There are long sessions to be spent in the car, searching for the right products and avoiding the wrong conditions -- like the bad odors that sometimes permeate the entrance of the ShopRite in Yonkers, or the puddles of beef blood seen recently on the floor near the meat counter of the Stop&Shop in Ossining, where the deli clerk was coughing on the salami as she sliced it.

John walks through a few simulated searches in rough ground, noting that piles of pebbles can warn locals of hidden bombs ("or turds"); using the BMW to demonstrate checkpoint technique ("basically old-school Northern Ireland-type car searching, which is coming back in vogue"); and dispensing Rumsfeldian principles ("you're looking for the absence of the normal and the presence of the abnormal").

"The police stopped the car, searched the car and found nothing wrong.

He had his house swept for bugs and his car searched for tracking devices.

Instead, the detective relied on a tape and transcript of the interrogation that had many inaudible passages and no explicit agreement to have her car searched.

Just open the hood of the car, search the location of the the dipstick and check the oil volume inside the engine.

"Some of the residents go in cars searching for him.

Soldiers and police ran bomb detectors across cars, searched trunks and bags and patted down visitors before the evening ceremony.

A block from the Gowanus Canal, a woman called Terri squinted into the headlights of passing cars, searched for clients and found none.