Six months later, after scouring parts of northeastern Ohio virtually every couple of days, Ms. Dietrich, accompanied by a shovel and her dog, Rico, found the Gehring children.
Ms. Pitt, who had spent her childhood in a Nazi concentration camp, later scoured Europe in search of her vanished father and still later was forced to flee East Germany a step ahead of the police, chose horror.
After scouring them, Mr. Freeh waived the privilege.
He later described scouring his memory for any possible links he might have had with Mr. Kaczynski in the late 1950s and early '60s, when both were graduate students in Cambridge, Mass.
Later, Haugan scoured fabric shops from Lyons to London to Los Angeles.
Minutes later, I was scouring the web for internships once more.
A taxi ride later, they were scouring the metal strips for weak spots, padding over the sand as if searching for seashells.
Two weeks later, Tom was scouring Massachusetts, his home state, in search of the perfect location to implement Plan B -- a B & B for the Type-A.
It wasn't till later, after I'd scoured every news website for what little detail they revealed, and fired off an email full of unrepeatable language asking why on earth she wasn't being evacuated and sent home, that I read the crucial sentence.
But a few days later, back in New York, as I was scouring blogs for news of the crisis, I saw his picture.
