Then he went in search of the perfect romance novel.
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Mr. McConnell on Thursday went in search of a silver lining.
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With this in mind, I went in search of some customers, i.e.
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Her marriage crumbled, while Jimmy went in search of a past denied.
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After that, I went in search of some weed lube of my own.
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Still, the son printed out the article and went in search of Caroline Jenckes.
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After we split up, I went in search of that elusive connection and intimacy.
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With my husband's enthusiastic support, I went in search of the Cannabis Club in Breckenridge.
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We went in search of spring, starting with the annual Orchid Show in the Bronx.
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Whaley, then a 40-year-old nursing student in Texas, went in search of a solution.
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So, I went in search of open Wi-Fi networks and thready AT&T LTE connections.
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Struck by her mind, her vision and her prose, he went in search of her past.
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I purchased the IKEA bowl, grabbed a brown paper bag and went in search of some sunlight.
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I was very curious to know what happened so I went in search of her interview with CBN.
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Amy Arutt, a 62-year-old first cousin living on Long Island, went in search of her body.
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Dr. DeGennaro and his colleagues went in search of these other players, starting with a receptor called Ir8a.
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As you may know, early this year I went in search of contributors to write for the newsletter.
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Backstreet Boys try to explain themselves Still, Chrissy Teigen nobly went in search of the truth last year.
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One is a ten-yuan note from a visit to China, where he went in search of cheap textiles.
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Barbara Stoj, who has worked in the shop for more than two decades, went in search of a match.
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An adult male tiger dominated the sanctuary and T23-C2000 went in search of food and a potential mate.
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Armed with this certainty and with furious love, like a motor roaring inside her, Chicha went in search of answers.
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Photographer Tariq Zaidi went in search of those who stayed and found a proud and protective community lost in time.
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Thinking Tessa was having a seizure, Raider went in search of help but was shooed away by the person he approached.
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I knew there was something there, so I went in search of a pepper with a similar taste but no heat.
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At some point my stomach reminded me that I hadn't eaten in eight hours, so I went in search of food.
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When planning for the film they initially went in search of athletes from countries that had never won an Olympic medal.
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The West Yorkshire Police went in search of a man who had failed to appear in court for a burglary charge.
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Feeling unsatisfied with her script but unwilling to let the subject go, Ms. Taichman went in search of a playwright collaborator.
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I went in search of its writer, Albin Krebs, and quickly stumbled across his own obituary in The Times in 2002.
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In an attempt to bridge the gap, VICE went in search of engaged and newly married Millennial couples to ask, basically, why?
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"Tom drew the dream ring for Heidi and then went in search of the right stones," a friend of Klum's tells PEOPLE.
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"The Queen is always keen to keep costs down, so off I went in search of someone who could help," Kelly wrote.
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Normal blizzard prep involves stockpiling candles, water, and snacks, but many people also went in search of someone to hunker down with.
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Instead, the American-led team — split among Ohio, Los Angeles, and Japan — went in search of a car with its own personality.
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"Tom drew the dream ring for Heidi and then went in search of the right stones," a friend of Klum's told PEOPLE.
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"Tom drew the dream ring for Heidi and then went in search of the right stones," a friend of Klum's told us.
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I told my derm, "It's not you, it's my skin," and went in search of roads less traveled (at least in the U.S.).
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They went in search of a new politics that would enable both the government and the citizenry to rebalance this distribution of power.
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Using this book as a template, photographer Lana Mesić went in search of her own invisible city in the megalopolis of São Paulo.
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But one afternoon, when the skies were calm, Ahmed and his eldest son Walid went in search of vegetables for the evening meal.
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So the leader of Mr. Perez's crew went in search of the dealer on a brisk March night in a friend's Mitsubishi Galant.
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We wanted to determine how to respond to this feedback, so we went in search of bugs and decided to run an experiment.
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The Hunt After her daughter left for college, a longtime East Village denizen went in search of a quieter block and new neighbors.
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After walking some way, the girl's mother and another woman went in search of water, leaving her daughter with another woman and her child.
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Last spring and summer, I went in search of these seaside idylls, hoping to retrace a long ago golden boy's moment in the sun.
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A few days after soaking up the silence and marveling at the isolation, I went in search of supplies, a cocktail and human contact.
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With a picture of someone who appeared to be the victim of various predations in hand, law enforcers went in search of the boy.
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Ronaldo then headed home just before the break, before Caprari saw red late on as Ranieri&aposs men went in search of an equalizer.
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FedEx went in search of higher ground, and in early 2014 it reached an agreement to take one of the four storefronts at 20 Pine.
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Last year, on my mother's birthday, my brother was coming to dinner, so I went in search of the lamb riblets that he so cherished.
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Emir called in sick; his replacement and I went in search of tarpon but saw precious few (none within casting range) and headed in early.
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Having been given an assignment to write an essay about a professional chef who inspired her, Bailey went in search of someone she could identify with.
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In my fog, I told you that I had a friend, Pam, who worked at Whole Foods, and one of you went in search of her.
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Your correspondent went in search of hers among a crush of Korean schoolgirls at the "Broken Heart Tarot Club" in booming Hongdae, a university district in Seoul.
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And, like any curious mind with access to the CIA's version of Google might do, he went in search of answers to some of society's most pressing questions.
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It was then that Mahesh Shantaram, a documentary photographer from Bangalore, went in search of those Africans in India who were increasingly living under the shadow of racism.
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After Sharer and his sister Grace Sharer gave James a Nerf blaster, they all went in search of the imaginary creature and explored the expansive backyard for clues.
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To find out exactly how annoying it can be, I went in search of some ridiculous tales of the times people lost (and maybe also found) their drugs.
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The next time my dad took us to the store, my brother went straight to nu metal, and I went in search of the greatest album of all time.
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The vast majority are refugees and migrants stranded here as they went in search of a better life, and the countries along the Balkan route began closing their borders.
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Gallardo said one nurse went online to see whether she could get ordained, one went outside to pick flowers for a bouquet and one went in search of a chaplain.
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It went on to raise €4.2 million in seed funding, but after developing this AI to read hard-written documents, it went in search of a market and business model.
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We went in search of such an item, speaking to more than a dozen seasoned travel bloggers to get their picks on the travel gadgets they return to again and gain.
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And, naturally, I went in search of a thrifty way to enjoy Kobe beef, the expensive and much sought-after product of Tajima cattle raised in Hyogo prefecture, where Kobe lies.
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I followed a suggestion that came from a follower of the Frugal Traveler Twitter account and went in search of the Kobe Mosque, opened in 1935, the first mosque in Japan.
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When the entrepreneur Camille Newman went in search of financing to run her business, she said she was met with a barrage of questions she felt were both invasive and insulting.
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One night, while Dan was absent and the stink had become unbearable (it is to this day the worst thing I've ever smelled), we went in search of the stench's origin.
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Reuben Shipway and Daniel Distel of Northeastern University, members of the Philippine Mollusk Symbiont International Collaborative Biodiversity Group, went in search of the creatures with snorkeling masks and chisels in tow.
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We went in search of the city's best street stalls and small shops that serve up night-time garnachas—so you'll always have a reason to stay out late in the CDMX.
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There are other devices out there, so we went in search of four tablets that might serve as great options for folks who, for one reason or another, don't want an iPad.
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Yiech was a 9-year-old caught up in the Sudanese civil war in 2005 when his mother left him with a neighbor and went in search of food for her family.
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I went in search of more of those "vivid images" in Lorde's essay and, besides the school children at Grand Anse Beach, there was Fat Woman-Who-Fries-Fish-In-The-Market.
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Once out, that pairing went in search of Vanellope, "who was changing dramatically, going from the Vanellope that we know to this dolled-up internet celebrity and forgetting who she was," Trinidad recalled.
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I was watching the show years too late to have any frenzied "Did you see last night's episode?" conversations with anyone, so I went in search of recaps (and their many ensuing comments).
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When the wall fell, he immediately went in search of fresh pineapple, and he was quite surprised to discover that there was no hole in the center [of the pineapple] like the canned version.
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Western journalists in South Korea for the 2018 Winter Olympics went in search of dog meat; they found it, even though officials offered to pay restaurants to remove it while the visitors were around.
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Hannah Kulczak and her boyfriend Rigo Deleongovea, self-described millennial "foodies" from California and video game enthusiasts, went in search of an answer to this question on a recent trip to New York City.
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"I finally had a brain fart and went in search of my pet lamb Norman after regretting selling him at the local sales last month with all my other lambs," MacLean wrote on Facebook.
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When a group of mothers, aunts, and sisters found that no officials — not the state's attorney's office, not the mayor's office — wanted to take up their cause, the women went in search of justice themselves.
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I went in search of Rocinha's low-budget Hollywood scene after meeting American filmmaker Alan Hofmanis by chance at a traditional Rio de Janeiro fast-food style chicken restaurant in the bustling tourist neighborhood of Copacabana.
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One and all, they went in search of a life free from the restraints of the socialized world, to a place where survival depended on the exercise of one's own wit and strength and backbreaking labor.
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To an unusual degree, Ulrich put her stamp on a particular historical method: She went in search of women's daily lives before the Industrial Revolution, and she used the personal diary as her point of entry.
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As was true with previous tie-ins, I began by asking myself when and where the full story began, and I went in search of the younger versions of the characters we're introduced to in the film.
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In the words of Ja'mie from Summer Heights High: "In a rich area, hot people breed with other hot people," so I took them up on their offer and went in search of a new, elite identity.
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When Mr. Zinke went in search of influential Alaskans to fill top posts in his Interior Department, he turned to people who had worked for elected officials in the state and for past Republican administrations in Washington.
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So, armed with/infected by that, I went in search of phrases that could work the same way — with the added ET sound, plus the change of spelling/meaning to the base words — and came up with these.
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To create the realistic Spider-Man and his web effect, Thinkmodo went in search of a Starbucks with extraordinarily high ceilings, and then built a false ceiling below it that matched the original, right down to the wood paneling.
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His wife and children, he said, went in search of a route to government-held territory, hoping to fade into crowds of the displaced and not be discovered as the relatives of a man the government considers a terrorist.
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So, we went in search of dishes that boast the best of both worlds: healthy meals that still taste and feel comforting, AF. Combatting cold weather with fresh meals that still contain some cheesy-hot recipe integrity is possible, folks.
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As the children grew, Ms. Mann next went in search of the South itself, propelled by the idea that the landscape's "profligate beauty" set the scene for the odd mix of defeat, defiance and graciousness that marks the region's character.
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When the Navy realized the prospective cost of a single AGS Long-Range Land-Attack Projectile (LRLAP) had risen to at least $800,000, a byproduct of ordering fewer ships, it went in search of a cheaper alternative, which it has yet to find.
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The mood is decidedly more subdued in late winter, but, a few weeks ago, a man wearing a black turban and a necklace of wooden beads went in search of a light and found a tall blond woman lounging on a bench outside.
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" Ms. Power explained how publishing houses eschewed the proposal for the book, which had been translated from Yiddish: "When Elie went in search of an American publisher, he later recalled their rejection letters often noted that American readers 'seemed to prefer optimistic books.
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With special counsel Robert Mueller's appointment to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 election, for example, reporters and cable TV bookers went in search of any of Clinton's investigative antagonists, former Watergate prosecutors and pretty much anyone else who had ever probed a president.
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The photographer Annie Tritt went in search of some of New York's younger players in August by visiting network sites of National Junior Tennis & Learning, a community-based tennis and education program supported by the U.S.T.A. Foundation with chapters across the country that reach 225,000 youngsters.
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After feeling like he failed his brother as a partner, he went in search of new partners for Goldust, eventually revealing himself as Stardust, an equally out-there painted weirdo, and a name Rhodes had long hoped to use a tribute to one of his dad's old AWA aliases.
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Liam Neeson's startling admission that he once went in search of a Black man to attack after finding out his friend had allegedly been raped has elicited ire from all corners of the public, resulting in the cancellation of the red carpet for his upcoming film Cold Pursuit.
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None of this would be a surprise to someone who had read Ocasio-Cortez's campaign website, which explicitly says that while she was born in the Bronx, "she ended up attending public school in Yorktown — 40 minutes north of her birthplace" because her parents went in search of a better educational opportunity for her.
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The newly erupted Hills, a grassy, steeply undulating playground built atop a landfill, loomed 225 feet above the harbor, but instead of climbing to find "Cabin," Rachel Whiteread's concrete sculpture, or zooming down the 183 feet of the city's longest slide, we went in search of the New York City Poetry Festival and a vintage baseball game. Old-timeys?
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We fretted about the extraordinary economic gamble of America's fiscal policy (February 10th), profiled Masayoshi Son, the man behind a $100bn investment fund for tech companies (May 12th), went in search of India's missing middle class (January 13th) and argued that, ten years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the world had not learned the lessons of the financial crisis (September 8th).
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