Sentence examples for making search from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Lu and Mr. Shum, another Ph.D. graduate of Carnegie Mellon, talk of changing the game, they mean making search smarter.

Dictionaries not only slip CDs into their back covers, making search a snap, but also include "usage notes" after confusing words (American Heritage led the way there).

Google founder Larry Page has previously expressed interest in making search commands easier by using an implant in the brain and is understood to have led the move to buy Deep Mind.

We are typically told that personal information is anonymously tracked for one reason — usually something abstract like making search results more accurate, recommending book titles or speeding traffic through the toll booths on the thruways.

"Making search more social is ultimately going to drive more targeted advertising, which you can charge a premium for," said Mukul Krishna, a digital media analyst at Frost & Sullivan.

Google founder Larry Page, who has expressed interest in making search commands easier by having an implant in the brain, is understood to have led the move to buy Deep Mind.

Much of the information was written in Elizabethan English, making searches challenging.

He also began making searches for chinchillas, animal rescue centers, and rabbits.

That's what made search engine optimization work.

The ebb and flow of trends and personalities are what makes search spotting so interesting.

"We need to make search smarter about the things that are important to you," Mr. Mehdi said.