Sentence examples for searching a thing from inspiring English sources

For instance, searching a thing like Nicolas Cage OR Nic Cage OR Nicolas Kim Coppola OR Edward Malus OR Charlie Kaufman OR Castor Troy OR Terence McDonagh OR Peter Loew is very likely to bring up every known photograph of Nicolas Cage on the entire internet.

R. & A. marshals plunge into the bushes, searching — a brave thing to do among the concertina spines.

If you're searching for a "things to buy" list, look in the things to buy pile.

Searching a hashtag on Twitter for things you're working on or interested in reveals relevant results and the people behind them.

On its own site, it controls the space where a buyer searches for a thing and where a seller hawks that thing (AdWords, its keywords advertising network).

FanSnap helped make ticket search a thing.

With the emergence of automated fingerprint identification technologies, it has assisted in making the once labour-intensive process of classifying, searching and matching a thing of the past.

You go to Amazon or eBay, search for a thing, and buy it.

In his decision, Roberts wrote that pretending that delving into cell-phone data is "materially indistinguishable" from the old way of searching the things a person carried is "like saying a ride on horseback is materially indistinguishable from a flight to the moon.

We think when people are searching for things like a hashtag on a billboard, people will go to Google to look for them and we think Google should return the results they are looking for".

For every Courtney Love who thought she'd found the plane by examining GoogleMaps, a plan only marginally less stupid than searching for the thing with a magnifying glass and an atlas printed in 1987—there is a Rupert Murdoch.