Sentence examples for started scouring from inspiring English sources

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.

"I rejected religion at age 10 and started scouring the shelves for dusty old books looking for a more ancient truth".

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

I mean, I wouldn't even have remembered it until you start scouring through the stuff.

Stylish, comfortable – the kind you wear with everything until they fall apart, and you have to start scouring the internet for a replacement.

If you fancy a little fennel flavour for free, now's the time to start scouring hedgerows and verges for F. vulgare, or common fennel.

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.

The change makes sense, given that we increasingly have access to the Internet when we're on-the-go and don't need to wait until we slide into our cubicles Monday morning to start scouring the deals.