Sentence examples for usually in search of from inspiring English sources

Yields fall when investors bid up prices, usually in search of the safety of securities backed by the United States government.

At times he has a hand in his pocket, usually in search of his handkerchief, at others he ceases beating time altogether.

Even within a single country, textile production gradually shifts to poorer regions — just as it has in the United States — usually in search of lower labor costs.

In Mr. Osborne's book we tail along behind him as he travels through Oman, Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates, among other places, usually in search of a drink — his cocktail hour begins at precisely 6 10 p.m. — and sometimes putting himself in considerable danger while seeking one out.

Customers still wander into his shop, but they are usually in search of the cheapest mattress available.

Some of the shows are stompy and loud -- that trend remains alive and well (and usually in search of better execution on the broadcast networks).

Record collectors usually go in search of rare and valuable copies of albums by iconic artists.

The pastoralists in Baringo District, particularly the Pokot community, usually migrate in search of pasture and water during the dry season (January to March).

During the so-called "two-year" war of 1975-76, little comment was made about those (usually men in search of economic security) who left the saturnalia of violence, but with time attitudes changed.

The tackle-shop owner warned me, however, that a recent cold front had blown in, sending game fish pouring off the usually productive flats in search of warmer water.

That is, a legislature usually only goes in search of facts it wants to find.