Sentence examples for search of things from inspiring English sources
For those in search of "things to do at Christmas," Google Correlate brings good tidings.
"We were in search of things we could do and share that were very personal and very intimate," he said.
But hipsters are somewhat unique in the nomadic way they roam the past in search of things that are "authentic" -- acquiring, and perhaps just as quickly losing, tastes for things like Pabst Blue Ribbon, small-batch whiskies, and heritage brands.
Even in China, despite an unreliable postal service and few credit cards, the government is encouraging direct marketing, partly to stop people migrating to cities in search of things to buy.Yet most direct marketing remains clumsy.
One of my doctoral students did a huge literature search of things like magazine ads and McDonald's brochures, and she found that large-size portions started in the late 1970's and picked up in the early 80's.
"Noise bubble" is certainly the word for it – the enthusiasts who predicted that the internet would democratise music clearly didn't foresee a future of plodding through dozens of homemade YouTube versions of Call Me Maybe in search of things worth hearing.
MANY people visit Macau in search of sinful things to do.
Increasingly, she said, she hears not only from would-be broom makers but also from garden designers in search of "unique things" to add to beds and borders.
And there I vowed to go in search of all things Jersey -- unearthing the quaint with the quotidian, the glorious with the deliciously low.
Why should we have to leave town in search of the things that made us happy?" So their broad terrace had flower beds, Japanese pines, a fountain with speckled trout, birdhouses and even pheasants and squirrels.
She's in search of two things: "real, natural, starry dark" and, in the neolithic burial mound of Maes Howe, a beam of solstice sunlight that, if conditions are right, will creep through the darkness and illuminate the tomb, as it has done every midwinter for 5,000 years.
