Sentence examples for foraging about from inspiring English sources

When noodling over some issue — whether it's a legal case, an essay, a math problem or a marketing strategy — people go foraging about for a unifying solution.

Like Picasso, who was known to walk around Paris with an empty baby carriage looking for roadside paraphernalia that appealed to his creative interpretation (see: Bull's Head, 1942), Muss finds the same stimulus in foraging about the countryside on a lifelong treasure hunt for the right stuff that is the essential core of her work.

Having a passion, some goal or dream to strive for gives you a path to tread -- instead of foraging about for a needle in a haystack that may or may not be there.

Toucans are strictly New World tropical forest birds, although they may forage about farms.

Honeybees typically forage about a mile away from their hive in all directions, more rarely up to nine miles.

Although horses are extremely adaptable, the last place a horse evolved to live is in a stall, alone, with limited space to move and forage about with others.

As any expert is quick to point out, foraging is about more than a good meal.

Mean worker life-time during foraging is about three weeks and survival rate per day can be approximated by q = 0.95 [ 35].

As we devoured chowder with foraged Manila clams, Kort talked about foraging for the seaweed that added a delicious, fresh flavor to our accompanying salad.

"I learnt more about foraging from a few hours with Hugh than I have learnt about the euro in a decade.

There was a library book about foraging.