Sentence examples for who searching from inspiring English sources

That would be Teixeira, who, searching for answers, has twice changed his routine.

He belonged to a new generation of Swiss writers who, searching for uncompromising greatness and believing in life as a boundless adventure, broke away from the saturated tradition of middle-class society.

Chasing him was America's four-time  major-winner Phil Mickelson who, searching for his first victory in Europe in 20 years, had looked ominous ahead of the Open after carding a 66 on Saturday.

She said that "Groundhog Day" perfectly illustrates the Buddhist notion of samsara, the continuing cycle of rebirth that Buddhists regard as suffering that humans must try to escape (a belief, Dr. Zito noted, that was missed by executives at Guerlain, who, searching for an exotic name, introduced a perfume called Samsara in the 1980's, overlooking the negative connotations).

("A diver; one who searches under water").

Koenig interviewed a former Green Beret who searched for Bergdahl.

Residents returned to narrow streets guarded by dozens of soldiers, who searched houses and people.

Now this story is known as the Woman Who Searched for Herself.

The sound was named for the Russian explorer Otto von Kotzebue, who searched for the Northwest Passage in 1815 18.

He reported the incident to the headmaster who searched the room and found a knife.

The court marshals, who searched everyone entering the building, were polite.