Sentence examples for probing for the from inspiring English sources

Someone high in the United States Government ought to ask, and keep probing for the price in commerce.

Nonetheless, current instruments are probing for the likes of ET in the habitable zones of planet-sustaining stars.

Wenger described his team as "extremely guilty" and there was certainly a thread of naivety about that period in the second half when they lost their defensive structure, probing for the opening goal, and left themselves vulnerable to the counterattack.

"I don't know why people have to be probing for the things that one can bitch about, when there are two thousand stories on the same day about things that are more constructive".

As a general surgeon, Dr. Ruggieri spends his time not probing for the location of the soul but deep in intestinal muck: "I need to take out several feet of your colon, sir. Does next week sound good?" Of course, just because you are a demigod in the O.R. doesn't mean you're exempt from the perplexities of modern medicine, and it turns out surgeons get their share and more.

United were strong, muscular and stoic, while Celtic kept probing for the delicate, subtle pass.

They simply could not get out as Chelsea probed for the opportunity to take charge.

"If you found a ewe, you'd probe for the lambs," Katrin said.

By their questions today, the justices probed for the implications of the mushroom case beyond agricultural assessments.

Acting as an interest-based mediator, the office manager probed for the interests underlying the assistants' positions.

Acting as an interests-based mediator, the office manager probed for the interests underlying the assistants' positions.