Sentence examples for start scouring from inspiring English sources

But barring a breakthrough in magnet technology (the discovery of a room-temperature superconductor, for example) the three researchers' figures suggest that the world's geologists would do well to start scouring the planet for rare-earth ores now.

One possibility is that YouTube would start scouring the rest of the Internet for video, Mr. Hurley said, "indexing more video wherever it may live" and then pointing users to it, even if the video did not reside on YouTube's servers.

So, before you start scouring the Web for that perfect place to get away from it all, here are five suggestions virtually guaranteed to override the pompous joy that goes along with those down payments: 1. Leave your wires at home: Summer renters invariably arrive armed with laptops, cellphones, iPods, nannies, benzodiazepines and that all-consuming hunger for buzz.

Meantime, start scouring those store shelves.

When the well-to-do start scouring for a mate, the results can be somewhat pathetic.

But before you get too excited: let me tell you a little bit about this 4G LTE chip lest you start scouring the Verizon site for a pre-order page in vain.

Ms. Christopher told her friends about the soup encounter and she started scouring Facebook for him.

In the 1990s, he started scouring machinery trade shows with an eye to building a customized micromechanical production facility.

Next, she started scouring thrift stores, Etsy, eBay and Amazon for rock and eagle items, discovering objects ranging from Americana to the arcane.

So the new parents purchased a couple of coolers and an extra freezer, and they started scouring Web sites for mothers with extra milk to share.

So Rowsell and her dad, eager to help out, started scouring internet forums where musicians showcase their skills to potential bandmates.