Sentence examples for long trawl from inspiring English sources

Users describe and label their own products, so finding specific items can require a long trawl through the site.

Much more underlies England's dismal record than a failure to salute Colonel Blimp, of course, but Winter's long trawl for explanations goes largely unrewarded.

Greek foreign minister Dimitris Avramopoulos told MPs in parliament today that an official inquiry into the issue had now issued a report, after a long trawl through the archives.

Rarely has a book battered me with so many astounding facts and figures – how much power a lightning strike delivers, how long trawl lines can be, the numbers behind waves … I read this book a long time ago, but it remains vivid in my mind.

Before embarking on what can sometimes be a very long trawl through back copies of the paper, it's worth checking that the piece hasn't already been reproduced in the daily From the archive series, compiled by the library, or republished in a book.

Which newspaper's famous investigation rested on a year-long trawl through documents?

That's just more than 100 years of football that nobody's interested in because it takes too long to trawl through to find actual records.

Few indeed, will even have heard of Clifford D Simak; I certainly hadn't before starting this long, fascinating trawl through past Hugo award winners.

The two countries clashed repeatedly over Iceland's move to extend exclusive fishing rights into waters that had long been trawled by British vessels, too.

The Inconnue was featured in it and Pinet set to work on a long essay, trawling the literary and photographic records.

A man could spend a very long time trawling the driving ranges of professional golf in an attempt to find someone who dislikes Els.