scour

We would scour what was going on in the culture.

The board spent a year scouring the city for its new home.

They spent the next several weeks scouring the land for food.

She was able to scour away most of the blood.

A chance she would have scoured anyone else for taking.

So did the men who had scoured the ground floor.

This place has been scoured right down to the bottom.

This was the third lot of water; he had scoured his hands red in the second.

Tomorrow you will take your 500 and scour the north.

I began to scour the area for a partner or two.

Perhaps the majority expected her to fire and scour the room.

Grass was scoured from the ground in some areas as well.

Oh, and Scott has been scouring the place for you, too.

We've been scouring the ground for him, but so far without luck.

He scoured the street and the parking area but saw no one.

They had, however, scoured the country far and wide, but without success.

It seems to take a lot of scouring around the stores.

I would scour Paris myself, only that my hands are full.

"And what will you be doing while I am scouring the countryside?"

But Administration officials have gone out of their way to scour the country for qualified women.

I raped another girl last week and now they're scouring the country for me.

"If you ask me, the Hunt should have scoured them all off the land!"

She scoured the Internet for programs her insurance might cover.

Will everyone scour the Internet just to learn this stuff?

Last night your men were scouring the area for spies.