Sentence examples for early search from inspiring English sources

Epstein often focuses on failures, including her own early search for a vaccine.

Before joining News Corporation, Mr. Levinsohn held senior positions at the early search engine AltaVista, CBS Sportsline and HBO, according to his profile on Yahoo's Web site.

The names of many streets (e.g., Benefit, Benevolent, Hope, Friendship, Dubloon, India, Packet, and Ship) are reminders of the community's early search for religious toleration and of its maritime commerce.

Early search parties were able to determine that the ships had become stuck in the ice and that Franklin and his crew of 128 abandoned them, only to perish from disease and starvation.

"With audiences of 100 million-plus today, which all of these guys have, it pays for a tremendous amount of computing power," said Prof. Eric A. Brewer, a computer scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, and the founder of Inktomi, an early search engine company.

The building's grand ambitions — for a technically sophisticated tourist draw that would symbolize a new era in Russian culture — were matched by the early search for a star architect who could produce something arresting and innovative, along the lines of Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain.

Those early searches, they believe, can be warning flags.

In one of our early searches, the computer gave us a recipe for Samantha's Glimmer.

During early searches, police said they found a small amount of drugs and £1,000 in cash in one room.

Although it was a particularly unusual name – Devon Pearle – early searches drew a blank and Deborah stopped looking so hard, checking only sporadically.

The limited size of United States forces may also have contributed to Osama bin Laden's escape by leaving much of the early searching to poorly equipped Afghan militias and Pakistani border forces with no strong motive to succeed.