It's been very different with our children: we've trawled up and down the country for countless open days.
A search for his name trawls up photos from his blogs, cuts from magazines, and his musings on videogames.
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.
The torso was dredged up by fishermen from a depth of 1,600 feet, while a leg had been trawled up the previous year.
When you can't figure out a way to conclude your essay, and so end up trawling through the kitchen for chocolate, you're running away from this discomfort.
Invariably I begin either to improvise indulgently, which gets me nowhere, or end up trawling through my relatively limited repertoire of piano music - an enjoyable experience but rarely fruitful.
Unlike most of his peers, who ended up trawling across the world every two years on giant tours and performing at overblown state occasions, Bowie never succumbed to the Hard Rock Café, the hall of fame, and the cheapening of rock'n'roll as an art.
Unlike most of his peers, who ended up trawling across the world every two years on giant tours and performing at overblown state occasions, Bowie never succumbed to the Hard Rock Café, the hall of fame, and the cheapening of rock 'n' roll as an art.
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.
