Sentence examples for time searched from inspiring English sources

He said no. Susan's family and friends, 30 or 40 at a time, searched for her, sometimes in the thickets of Port Ivory.

He supposes the filmmakers were drawn by his having united the writer's desk with the anatomical-dissection table, since as a pathologist who writes he has for some time searched, not always knowing why, into both texts and corpses.

I was actually going to write this as a minute-by-minute diary, until I realised that all it would say was "ran down the stairs; got distracted mid-stair; ran back upstairs, heard baby, ran downstairs, saw baby, baby fine, baby very cute, watched baby for a time, searched mind for purpose of downward journey, remembered it, started off back upstairs... .. and that's eight hours.

As predicted by foraging theory, GPs trade time-consuming evidence-based (electronic) information sources for sources with a higher information reward per unit time searched.

Based on optimal foraging theory, GPs would predictably consult colleagues and books for their information needs because those sources were, at the time of the study, the most efficient at providing an answer per unit time searched.

Charnov's marginal value theorem predicts that a forager should leave a feeding patch ("giving-up time") if the rate of energy gain per unit time searched drops below the average rate of energy gain in all patches.

It certainly saves time searching for headphones.

"I spent a long time searching.

Ma Li started spending her free time searching for work.

Restaurateurs spend a lot of time searching for it, too.

Jaloe spent no time searching the sea for survivors.