Sentence examples for has trawled through more from inspiring English sources

Michael Bellesiles, a professor at Emory University in Atlanta, has trawled through more than 1,000 probate records dating from between 1765 and 1850**.

Researchers have trawled through more than half a billion messages on Twitter, looking for changes in people's mood across days and seasons.

The regulator has trawled through nearly 100,000 documents and held talks with the parties involved.

Hands has trawled through the list which shows how every Labour MP voted in the 2010 leadership contest.

After receiving the data in 2010, a team of more than 300 tax officials had trawled through the evidence, HMRC said.

In the past three decades, dozens of management consultants and academics have trawled through the record on deals of every sort.

I've trawled through this unwieldy database for some of the incidents that I've followed since 2008.

Steve Bruce had trawled through his memory banks to think of a worse performance during his reign at Hull City.

We've trawled through censuses in well over 100 countries, looking for stocks of foreign-born population.

Mr Jones reckons he and his team have trawled through 40,000 or so, dating back as far as the 1850s.Why?

One of the vigilantes had trawled through everything he could find that I had ever written in order to dig out "proof" that I am an antisemite.