Sentence examples for to trawl over from inspiring English sources

I don't want to trawl over all the things that have happened in the last six months or so.

Barrie Deas, chief executive of the National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations, said that modern GPS and chart plotting technology meant fishermen were able to avoid wrecks more easily than ever before and that it was in their interests not to trawl over them because they were a danger to their gear and crew.

Other popular requests for more infomation include the private security firm Blackwater (mentioned 159 times in the cables) and several themes that have already been trawled over by Guardian journalists such as Bosnian war crimes, but which may be worth returning to on the basis of more detailed search suggestions.

Restaurants and hotels are having to trawl for staff all over the world.

The good news is that the days when drivers had to trawl round dodgy car breaking yards are over.

London also likes to trawl the American musical archive (witness the continuing enthusiasm for Stephen Sondheim), and at the moment has given over some of its smallest venues to valuable glimpses of Broadway's golden age.

There was another subsidy to change to trawl nets.

They don't have time to trawl websites.

It's not a doctor's job to trawl the Internet for the perfect Uggs for waterlogged feet, or take daily calls at 4 00 a.m. to chat over feelings of angst.

Then it was back to trawling through Airbnb listings.

This increases they susceptibility to trawling and traditional fishing practices.