Sentence examples for returned in search from inspiring English sources

Tourists have returned in search of beaches and bargains.

Two years later he returned in search of George, only to learn that he had shot himself in 1987.

Haitians who fled to the countryside after the disaster have returned in search of jobs and services.

This feature is set in a city about to be obliterated by the Three Gorges dam project, and is largely centered on a coal miner who has returned in search of his estranged wife.

"We're also working on improving the timetable data returned in search results so that sophisticated pan-European itineraries (e.g. London-Moscow) can be served in search results even if we're not capable of selling tickets for such routes immediately," he adds.

When her father did not believe her tales of Wonderland, Alice returned in search of proof.

Google, which was alone in resisting the subpoena in federal court, ultimately won the right to withhold its query data from the government, but was ordered to turn over information on Web site addresses returned in searches.

My early morning place at the table by the window, where in winter I see the sunrise, is really 'home.' " Like Ms. Egan, others have a special place to which they return in search of solace or repose -- whether it's their bed, a well-worn chair or perhaps the bathtub.

As a result, the last few years have seen an onslaught of reunions and reissues: underappreciated artists, like Mr. Moore, returning in search of an audience, determined to take advantage of a niche friendly Internet and the critical apparatus that has grown up along with it.

England not only hammered Australia 4-0 in their one-day series, they also inflicted psychological blows on one or two of the young players who are expected to return in search of the Ashes next summer.

Ali left the last season to pursue her career only to return in search of love and a life partner.