Sentence examples for searching for everything from inspiring English sources

Ms. Suggs said that people had broken into many of the unoccupied homes searching for everything from fireplace mantles to rosettes and copper piping.

The first to offer a degree program in unmanned aviation, the university is one of many academic settings, along with companies and individuals, preparing for a brave new world in which cheap remote-controlled airplanes will be ubiquitous in civilian air space, searching for everything from the most wanted of criminal suspects to a swarm of grasshoppers devouring a crop.

The university, the first to offer a degree program in unmanned aviation, is one of many academic settings, along with companies and individuals, preparing for a brave new world in which cheap remote-controlled airplanes will be ubiquitous in civilian air space, searching for everything from the most wanted of criminal suspects to a swarm of grasshoppers devouring a crop.

For people searching for everything from hippos to falcons (and who are no fans of human houseguests), one source stands out: the Animal Finder's Guide, a veritable Craigslist of exotic pets and animals.

"Under pressure to fight terrorism or to pacify repressive governments, Google could track everything we've searched for, everything we're writing on gmail, everything we're writing on Google docs, to figure out who we are and what we do," he said.

The feature also allows for some nifty tricks: You can search for everything movie related in your social graph by searching for /Movies /Likes.

Now you can search for "Everything" or narrow your search to just news, images, videos, maps, shopping, books, blogs, updates, or discussions.

One of the key additional features, says Rosenstein, is full-functioning search, which allows you to search for everything a company has been tracking in the app, not just the tasks you have created or are tagged to.

One thing they all do have in common is a venue and vendor book where a couple can search for everything they need, click through to websites, and more.

Google immediately became our best friend; my husband and I searched for everything "and pregnancy," took childbirth classes, read books until we felt fluent in newborn parenting and assumed the occasional warnings that folks shared could not possibly apply to us.

Set it to search for everything related to your name once per week, or more often if you fear identity theft has recently taken place.