Sentence examples for searchable now from inspiring English sources
Twitter — which has always kept all tweets, but hasn't made them all searchable — now allows users to go all the way back to the beginning of the service, in 2006.
Every article from 1817 to 1900 is now searchable.
The Frick Collection and the Metropolitan Museum of Art have sent about 1,500 pre-1920s auction catalogs for scanning through Jstor, a nonprofit digital archiving organization, and 100,000 searchable pages are now posted at a beta Web site, auctioncatalogs.jstor.org.jstor.org
But OUP put the whole thing on a clear, fast, easily searchable website, which now ought to be the first port of call for anyone writing about any well-known historical British figure.
Rich text formatting, control over indentation, and better search indexing – all content is now searchable.
In total, Microsoft says, "five times more of your friends' content on Facebook is now searchable in the sidebar".
Beginning with an on-line video and concluding with a text based story of that video that is now searchable, understandable, and available to traditional cloud based analytics tailored to an organization's particular needs.
His work with the Clinton White House in 2000 to make federal documents searchable at firstgov.gov (now called usa.gov) fed his passion to make a bigger impact elsewhere, not just at home.
The entire library of files in now searchable on WikiLeaks' site where users are able to delve through though all of the emails and documents.
Google launched with "millions" of searchable articles, so now we have to assume it has millions times four (Google didn't give an exact number).
