Sentence examples for searching somewhere from inspiring English sources

"And it's up to the executivecontrol areas to keep on searching or, if necessary, change strategies and start searching somewhere else".

A great headline convinces more people to read your copy while a poor one sends potential fans (and future customers) searching somewhere else.

If you will be searching somewhere you've never been before, you must have extra details about the place.

The only difficulty is asking people to search somewhere other than Google.

When booking flights and searching for somewhere to stay or to eat, technology is the sole driver of the process.

But it's hard to see why anyone other than a Hollywood location scout searching for somewhere to replicate the Dust Bowl would bother.

Thirty years later, Judd returned, searching for somewhere to live that was remote from the New York art world, and for a terrain that appealed to his sensibility.

Also facing eviction is Noel Bell, who will turn 77 on Christmas Day, and is hoping he won't be spending the festive period searching for somewhere to live.

The clinic in rural Cambridgeshire the world's first dedicated to fertility treatment was set up in 1980 by Dr Steptoe and Mr Edwards, after two years of searching for somewhere to continue their work and funding for it.

In March of that year, a barge carrying 3,100 pounds of garbage from Islip, N.Y., spent five months at sea, traveling 6,000 miles to North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Mexico, Belize and the Bahamas — searching for somewhere to dump its flyblown load.

I knew Adelaide had a reputation for staid conservatism before my first visit, but it didn't hit home until I was wandering the city's streets in a nicotine-deprived stupor at 6pm on a Sunday, desperately searching for somewhere to buy cigarettes.