Sentence examples for searchers time from inspiring English sources

Now users can also browse popular destinations on Ridejoy, view itineraries, pay and share costs by scanning their credit cards and activate a new feature called "Autopilot," which aims to save Ridejoy searchers time and effort by automatically finding and confirming personalized ride matches.

While watching "The Searchers" 12 times and immersing himself in Dylan bootlegs, he's read thousands upon thousands of volumes with but one thing in common, which is that eventually they'll go out of print.

Direct Hit, which is based in Wellesley, Mass., ranks Web sites according to how much time searchers spend at them.

Others, including searchers at the time, believe that those calls were cruel hoaxes and misunderstood radio signals.

In 1771 French astronomer Charles Messier published a list of 45 nebulae to keep himself and other comet searchers from wasting time.

Imagine "The Searchers" spending equal time with John Wayne's Ethan and the object of his epic pursuit, the largely unseen Scar.

At the same time, searchers will bore holes in the ground to allow FBI cadaver dogs to search for the scent of human remains.

Installed for one weekend in 2001 in the desert near Twentynine Palms, "5 Year Drive-By" projected part of "The Searchers" in real time — i.e., paced to last the five years John Wayne spent searching for his abducted niece.

CCTVNEWS (@cctvnews) China's SASTIND has detected suspected a floating object 22m-long and 13m-wide in southern Indian Ocean. MH370 pic.twitter.coMarch 22 , 2014rch 22, 2010.26am6am GMT According to Reuters, Malaysian Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said on Friday that searchers realised that time was running out.

Asked about Malaysia authorities' statement that the plane's disappearance had been categorized as a criminal investigation, Houston said that decision was "not relevant" to the work of the searchers at this time.

However, identifying relevant evidence within large biomedical databases at the point of need can be difficult for even the most experienced searchers due to time pressures and a burgeoning volume of high level evidence, specifically randomised controlled trials and systematic reviews [ 1].