Sentence examples for trawling back from inspiring English sources
It was as exhilarating as a Cossack leap and when the batsman returned to earth you couldn't avoid trawling back through his quite extraordinary crusade.
It's worth trawling back through the videos just to see how many times Blackery's hair colour has changed over the past 11 months.
"And yet" -- and here Mr. Roderick smiled at himself for trawling back and forth again with his thoughts -- "everyone seems to want to reduce this whole thing to Bush against Gore.
Trawling back through the history of photography, the most direct relative of these works is perhaps the photography of Lewis Baltz, whose rigorous, stark pictures from the nineteen-seventies of bland industrial parks and ticky-tacky housing developments mapped Minimalist aesthetics onto architectural eyesores with a cool, acerbic wit.
It's basically impossible to trawl back through months and months of tweets.
"It would be meaningless to trawl back and take action on any discrepancy that came up.
Wiltshire police said they did not have the time to trawl back through past crime reports and were unable to confirm the incident.
They have even invested in a drone that films training sessions so that every angle is covered when they trawl back through the footage – as they do at the end of each day – and edit the clips to highlight what worked well and what could have been done better as part of their feedback to the players.
Designers have been too besotted with the past, and worse still with their own past, as Valentino was on Sunday when he trawled back over 40 years of jet-set glamour, right down to the blue eyeshadow and petrified-looking hairdos that recalled Baby Jane Holzer, circa 1963.
Those of us in the mixed zone in Yokohama after Japan's 3-1 friendly win over Ghana on Tuesday, where Kagawa spent five minutes or so speaking in his native tongue to a packed mêlée of journalists before leaving, were moved to trawl back through audio files and transcripts to see what it was we had missed.
He remembers the local library, trawling through back copies of newspapers.
