An urge to punish myself by looking, by scouring every inch of tarred road and glittering gutter and veined dust-sprinkled leaf, in every season, at all times, for my boys to look till I go blind or mad, till my brain revolts, staging a headache in the space where I am trying to insert the entire city by looking.
Fifteen years ago, as Senate Republican leader, Brulte compiled a five-page questionnaire which helped candidates scour every inch of their private lives, business record and criminal histories.
I tried searching in English, then in French, and scoured every section of the site, even the least likely ones.
As Erdoğan watched, men scoured every corner of her apartment.
His family has scoured every prison, computer list and aid group for information, with no success.
She scoured every imaginable place, including local graveyards, where she might find clues.
Battling hostile terrain and inclement weather, the men and women in blue scoured the minefields inch by inch, down on their knees, measuring, prodding, digging, snipping, and using metal detectors to clear every single every mine.
After Flight 103 went down, hundreds of Scottish police constables scoured the countryside, inch by inch, collecting evidence.
The work first speaks to the eyes, which instinctively scour every last corner of every painting, every sculpture.
