Sentence examples similar to practically a search from inspiring English sources
n Web site expressing hostility against a corporation or organization 1997 Oct 27 Jennifer Tanaka Newsweek 80/1 These days practically any search for a company by name will turn up "anti" Web sites created by angry customers, disgruntled ex-employees, crusading activists and a handful of kooks.
Practically everyone uses a search engine to explore products and services before buying, so if you want them to see your business, you have to show up in the search.
It allows you to bookmark practically any search engine anywhere.
It can bring back playable media results (audio and video, primarily) for practically any search term.
"They looked, made a search in practically all of my deputies' offices, found nothing".
You can do "deep" presses a dedicated search button to initiate a search in practically any app.
Moon's anthology, he argued, was "valuable for something practically missing from American writing since 'Huckleberry Finn': a search for images of black and white fraternity".
The Internet is another - a search can reveal basic information about practically any topic and online hubs of fellow enthusiasts.
To cover a city, Mr. Ferreira said, practically every intersection of that city must be photographed and indexed for a search system.
A search field at the top of screen lets you search for practically any word that may appear in any part of the email, including the subject, the name of the sender or what may be in the body of the message.
