Sentence examples for trawl up from inspiring English sources

And I have a sneaking suspicion that an army of librarian Borrowers live inside his brain, ready to trawl up detailed points of fact and law at a moments' notice.

A 10-minute trawl up and down the high street, comparing supermarkets with travel agents with the Post Office will result in some very different answers (you are looking to pay less than £439, which is what you have been quoted with a rate of €1.14).

For 61 years Wexford has been the emerald of opera festivals, refreshing the repertoire by trawling up underrated gems.

It's been very different with our children: we've trawled up and down the country for countless open days.

By that I mean trawling up the sea bed and damaging the coral that attract certain species, with the result that they have to feed elsewhere What I do know is that on my doorstep in Lyme Regis, inshore cod is now plentiful throughout the year.

A search for his name trawls up photos from his blogs, cuts from magazines, and his musings on videogames.

Not a single trawl came up free of this rancid debris, not even the one that set the depth record.

They limited their search to mammals, whose bodies work much like humans' do—and, specifically, to those mammals living with or around people in the rich world.In this section No command, and control HIV's slow retreat The oenophile's lament Malignant flab The fat cat cometh ReprintsThe trawl threw up information on more than 20,000 animals from 24 distinct populations covering eight species.

The first two modifications resulted in a maximum drag reduction by the W trawl of up to 11% for a 1.14 × increase in spread.

A series of national and regional restrictions in the 2000s placed limits on "bottom trawling" (hoovering up everything on the seabed)—which most people at the time thought unachievable.But the overall record is disastrous.

Among the certificates issued to GCHQ is a "global" one authorising all its operations, including the trawling of up to 600m phone calls and 39m gigabytes of electronic information a day.