In Google's example – a search for Gone With The Wind – the explanations in the "People also search for" section highlights the fact that the movie's director also directed some of the other movies others searched for.
More than 80,000 square kilometres have been searched to date, and it is believed the search will wind down by the middle of 2016 if nothing else has been found.
If the majority of users searching for "gone with the wind" expect to find a film, the majority of search results will be about the film, not the book.
Miss Wells, whose childhood ambition was to become an actress, began her career in small roles in Hollywood films like "Here Come the Waves" (1944) and "The Searching Wind" (1946).
When the locusts reach a critical mass, they swarm and move with the wind in search of food.
A Leeds council spokeswoman stressed the building was the responsibility of its owners - but said the authority had taken a "firm lead" in the search for a solution to the wind problems.
Wiig, best known for her lengthy "Saturday Night Live" stint and her starring role in "Bridesmaids," is quietly effective as the low-key Cheryl, who gradually warms to Walter and encourages him to throw caution to the wind and search the world for Sean O'Connell.
As Salil Tripathi has pointed out in his new book Offence: The Hindu Case (Seagull Books 2009), there are all too many people with way too much time on their hands sniffing the wind in search of insults real and perceived to Hindus and Hinduism, most often as defined in extremely intolerant and socially restrictive terms.
The New Yorker, May 13 , 1944P. 19 Whily lunching at Sardi's the other day, Lillian Hellman, who wrote "The Searching Wind," was flattered at hearing two lades in Air Forces uniforms talking about her play.
By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 13 , 1944P. 19 Whily lunching at Sardi's the other day, Lillian Hellman, who wrote "The Searching Wind," was flattered at hearing two lades in Air Forces uniforms talking about her play.
