Sentence examples for track down things from inspiring English sources

IT'S a shame that life doesn't have a Control-F command to track down things that are lost -- not just misplaced, but truly lost.

Brodie Farrell has a knack for tracking down things like cranberry glass epergnes and beloved horses ("People sell them, then a couple of years later they wish they hadn't"); so when an angry woman marches into her agency and asks her to find a man who cheated her, Brodie takes the bait.

Inside Dee's Miraculous Mind This lecture evening at the Royal College of Physicians was discovered by a friend of mine with a nigh-supernatural ability to track down quirky things happening in London.

Cas is definitely on point and on mission in the effort to try to track down Metatron and right things in heaven.

You should never have to track down your landlord, but sometimes things don't work out like you planned.

There's a lot of printed stuff nowadays from computers, which is difficult to track down, but people do still write things down.

"The most important thing is to track down the remains or stay with the body so we could put an end to the story". Flower was the most successful meerkat in the Kalahari Research Project, and "everyone was touched by her," he said.

These rehearsals, like most things involving Mardi Gras Indians, are hard to track down.

Things that are a pain in the arse to track down and replace.

Maybe we can track down them all.

Erin Scala tries to track down the particulars.