Sentence examples for search at all from inspiring English sources
"We sent out a group to search at all of the hospitals in Boston," Ms. Guo said.
"There was no reason for this officer to do this invasive of a search at all," he said.
Meanwhile, I knew that some adoptees argue that parents shouldn't search at all; the decision should be left to adoptees, when they become adults.
Yahoo! is a strong second in search and MSN a poor third, whereas AOL does not compete in search at all.
"We also reject the United States' final suggestion that officers should always be able to search a phone's call log, as they did in Wurie's case," Roberts wrote, noting that "the Government relies on Smith v. Maryland": The Court in that case, however, concluded that the use of a pen register was not a "search" at all under the Fourth Amendment.
And then there are those who don't search at all".
However, shuffling the displays didn't slow the search at all--suggesting that the subjects were starting their search from scratch from one display to the next.
She also said the district had conducted random searches at all the high schools since Tuesday.
Problem was, airmen are subject to random drug searches at all times.
Quoting controversial American religious and social leader Louis Farrakhan, Snoop Dogg said: "It's better to be searched and not found with nothing than not to be searched at all".
Or users can just browse the latest Thinga content without searching at all — the homepage offers selections divided into areas like Video, Cool and Animals.
