Sentence examples for vigorously searching from inspiring English sources

After initially vigorously searching for the hackers, the Institute has since accepted the presence of George P. Burdell in every year's class.

Colonel Raziq sharply disputed the allegations, saying that his men vigorously searched people coming through the border.

On a recent trip out of Newark Liberty Airport my carry-on bag was pulled out and vigorously searched until my medical reflex hammer (obtained at a recent conference and left in the suitcase) was found.

But let's be realistic: Young Arab men are more likely to ram planes into nuclear power plants than are little old ladies, and as such they should be more vigorously searched -- though with no less courtesy.

For example, if a solution containing amino acids is dropped into the water, they respond by swimming vigorously and searching for food (Carr et al. 1977; Hara 2006; Lindsay & Vogt 2004).

The couple searched vigorously for housing that was within their budget of about $600 a month.

Guidance on how vigorously authors should search for unpublished data is needed.

When, with much greater sympathy, he describes the miners and their wives in Wigan and other towns he typically catches them not "creeping" but moving vigorously — working, washing, cooking, or searching a slag heap for usable coal.

They often cache food in shallow holes, and they dig readily and vigorously in search of rodents.

In a call with the Malaysian Prime Minister, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang urged Malaysia on Saturday to quickly and vigorously push search and rescue work for the plane, state news agency Xinhua said.

For Weir — an Australian himself, who once directed the vigorously anti-British "Gallipoli" — has, in searching for his ideal Jack Aubrey, happened upon Russell Crowe.