Sentence examples for ever searching for from inspiring English sources
So just why are more people than ever searching for big data?
Ever searching for a bright side, perhaps, some fans feel that the lockout may turn out to be a blessing for a league that seems to have expanded itself into insolvency.
Brown, ever searching for campaign money, established links with Asian-American sources of cash, links that figured in the party's questionable 1996 fund-raising and are to this day the subject of an on-again-off-again Justice Department inquiry.
Towards the end of her career, ever searching for pastures new, she undertook the title roles in Cherubini's Medea, Spontini's Agnes von Hohenstaufen, Pacini's Saffo and Rossini's Ermione, as well as Madama Cortese in Rossini's recently unearthed Il Viaggio a Reims, which she sang memorably at the Vienna State Opera and in her final appearances at Covent Garden, in 1988.
Ever searching for undervalued companies, Athey also scores gains via takeovers.
Toys R Us Chief Executive Gerald L. Storch has visited 15 stores in the last week, where he watched kids carrying around dog-eared copies of the chain's "Biggest Toy Book Ever!," searching for the scary-looking $140 Imaginext Spike remote-control dinosaur and the very real-looking $80 night vision goggles.
But Holloway, as ever, searched for the positives.
Google is keeping track of every phrase you've ever searched for, every site you've visited and every YouTube video you've watched … including the embarrassing ones.
If you've ever searched for a great college online you found many websites and advertisements that gave only a one sided view of "the best college for you". Schools like University of Phoenix, ITT Tech, Devry University, and Grand Canyon University are omnipresent.
* If you've ever searched for an Airbnb in Austin, you know this is more difficult than it sounds.
