Sentence examples for searching Amazon from inspiring English sources

One cheaper alternative is StarTech's USB Hard Drive Duplicator and Eraser Dock (£51.91), which I found by searching Amazon.

If you find a better price online — by using an application like RedLaser or searching Amazon — ask whether the cashier will match it.

When not in the lab, Tony can be found reading books he can't understand, practicing languages he can't speak, or searching Amazon for things he can't afford.

Or is the monetization of the hacker and maker movements simply another repetition of the same pattern that has turned a huge variety of counter-culture movements (try searching amazon for 'occupy wall street,' or, god forbid, 'che guevera t-shirts' if you need an example) into yet another stepping stone for dewy-eyed capitalists hoping to make it into the 1%?

If you're like me (meaning a blatant procrastinator), you're spending these last precious days before Christmas combing catalogues, searching Amazon, strolling the aisles of the toy store, and Googling "best toys for 10-year-olds" over and over, hoping for inspiration.

And if, through random chance, you happen to create a phone case that someone searching Amazon actually wants – perhaps decorated with a "New chrome faucet in master bath tub" – then it's the work of minutes to print a case with the picture and post it, making a small profit in the process.

In October 1995, United Nations inspectors searching Iraq for weapons of mass destruction reported evidence of ricin work.

The pizza emoji, for example, proves practical when searching New York City's Greenwich Village.

Renowned entomologist Mark Moffett found the amazing bug after two days of searching New Zealand's Little Barrier Island.

One doesn't search Amazon for ideas and inspiration.

If you've ever searched Amazon, eBay, nytimes.com or another popular site, another cool shortcut awaits.