Sentence examples for searchable words from inspiring English sources

Here's a freebie: The Century Dictionary -- all 12 volumes of this century-old language resource, more than a half-million definitions, 22 million searchable words -- is available online for zero dollars, nada, zilch.

It's like the emoji equivalent of local business reviews, letting users rate a place with at-a-glance descriptors like "spicy" or "authentic" rather than digging through a bunch of not very searchable words.

Considering the fact that "video" is one of the most searchable words on the web, our first startup challenge -- actually coming up with a name for our site -- proved to be extremely daunting.

It can be downloaded as a searchable Word file and printed.

For those with current copyright claims, Google randomly obscures the pages from full viewing, but keeps all the words searchable (see image below. "Privacy" is highlighted because I searched for it in this particular book).

In addition, online users will have access to a range of development-related database, searchable by key words on issues such as education, poverty, the MDGs and other topics.

The plans would be encrypted, so they cannot be altered; they would be searchable by key word, and would include amendments as they are submitted and approved.

The offering plans would not simply be scans of documents, according to the policy statement, but would be encrypted so they cannot be altered and are searchable by key word.

Only references to citations of this literature may be found and are consequently only searchable by title-words and authors.

Having searchable works is good for culture.

It is searchable, right down to words in photographs.