Sentence examples for old search from inspiring English sources

Microsoft launched Cashback on its old search engine, Live Search, in May 2008, when we called it a "desperate and brilliant move" to trade search revenue for market share.

THE old search queries that Google holds can be put to valuable use.

But the impact could be dramatic on another group who have previously relied heavily on Google's old search results page.

They capture the latest change in how the Pentagon's counterinsurgency campaign feels on the ground — in a new list of villages designated "key terrain," the old search for Afghan needles in Afghan haystacks grinds on.

The old search engine based results on the number of times a term like "bell bottom jeans" appeared on a given Web page, rather than how many consumers actually viewed or bought those jeans.

Facebook's stripped-down internet was reminiscent of old search engines that listed the early web on one page, when it was small enough to be categorised, like books in a library.

The new interface is easy to navigate, offering tabs for different types of searches, and an easy way to clear old searches and start fresh.

People have an amazing capacity to move beyond limiting ideas of old search-techniques.

Among the 35m South Koreans who use the internet every day, the nine-year-old search engine is wildly popular, accounting for 76% of internet searches, compared with less than 3% each for Yahoo! and Google.

This empathetic minibiography of the painter Paul Gauguin portrays his flight from Paris to the South Seas as the ultimate example of mankind's age-old search for paradise — a search doomed to failure as the dream hovers tantalizingly and forever out of reach.

And though there may be legitimate sociological or personal underpinnings to that diminished desire — chronic overwork and stress, a hostile workplace, a slovenly or unsupportive spouse — still the age-old search continues for a simple chemical fix, Cupid encapsulated, a thrill in a pill.