I'm separated from my son, and I'm desperately searching for him.
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I'd recommend it to anyone who's desperately searching for better sleep.
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More than 250 officers and investigators are desperately searching for her.
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I'm on Twitter, desperately searching for the dopamine hit of approval.
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"I was quite desperately searching, making things that seemed random," he said.
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Dep told me she had been desperately searching for her daughter for years.
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The family had been desperately searching for Christina since the fire swept through her area.
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Some women take him at his word, flying to Manila and desperately searching the pavement.
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A New York judge is desperately searching for people who don't hate Martin Shkreli's guts.
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I just paid $200 for one hour of desperately searching for something to talk about.
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I was clearly channeling David Bowie and the New York Dolls … desperately searching for an identity.
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Health care workers on the front lines have been desperately searching for masks amid a shortage.
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The mother of one of the chefs rushed to a nearby hospital, desperately searching for her son.
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"I kept trying other hobbies, desperately searching for something I could devote my life to," he says.
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A new commitment to competition could be the source of optimism that America is desperately searching for.
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The Kremlin is desperately searching for a narrative that Mr Putin can sell to the electorate next year.
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At that time, I was in a place in my life where I was desperately searching for happiness.
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According to WABC, the family spent several days desperately searching for the disabled dog, but had no luck.
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That leaves the press desperately searching for straws in the wind to figure out whom to take seriously.
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In this hilarious short, Palermo rifles through her very impressive closet, desperately searching for holiday gifts for her friends.
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Dozens of people stood outside the gutted buildings in the Baghdad neighborhood of Karrada, desperately searching for missing relatives.
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Harris has been described as a fresh face for a party desperately searching for a new generation of leaders.
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When she made it outside, instead of laughing and joking, people were crying and desperately searching for loved ones.
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Cameroon Officials in Cameroon are desperately searching for 79 boys and girls kidnapped by armed men from a school.
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In this case, De Niro may have been desperately searching for answers about his own child who has autism.
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The story of one man desperately searching for his children highlights the plight of many families looking for relatives.
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A star is desperately searching for his missing child, while another is trying to distance herself from her ex-husband.
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Kristie remembers reading the story and immediately she and her husband started desperately searching to find Landen and his family.
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At a time when startups are desperately searching for space in cities, Nashua and Manchester, New Hampshire reveal an alternative.
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Whole Foods is now desperately searching for ways to slash prices without sacrificing the quality its customers have come to expect.
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Our driver is already on the side of the road, desperately searching for a big puddle to smoke but no avail.
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Melendez's brother Johnny had been desperately searching for him in clubs all over the city, offering a reward for any tips.
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Grief stricken parents talked of desperately searching for their children, only to learn their loved ones had perished in the violence.
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Some of the largest companies in the grocery- and retail-delivery sector in the U.S. are desperately searching for new employees.
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Now, more than 103 officers and investigators in Cayce, South Carolina, are desperately searching for 6-year-old Faye Marie Swetlik.
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Before long, 21 commercial fishing boats were in the area, desperately searching for a man that many believed might already be dead.
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The failure means Republicans, nearly 70 days into Trump's presidency, are still desperately searching for their first big legislative victory of 2017.
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In one nuclear post-apocalypse, I'm desperately searching through the irradiated Dead City while monsters gather around, eager for an easy meal.
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Sometimes the dreams are about being chased, or desperately searching for something that is lost, or having to fight off something scary.
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While attending grad school at Columbia, Vila found herself desperately searching for a way out of a living situation with an ex-boyfriend.
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I back Laia against it and duck, desperately searching for an escape route before the Commandant or one of the Martials spots us.
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It is presenting challenges, but also opportunities, particularly for utilities in developed countries that are desperately searching for new sources of demand growth.
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We were, collectively, the kid with the weird name, desperately searching for a keychain with our name on it in a gift store.
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The website of Bolivia's Santa Cruz region described finding charred animals in its devastated lands, and others desperately searching for food and water.
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Seemingly unable to change course, Mr. Putin's regime is desperately searching for an ideology in the dark corners of Russian history and theology.
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Officials with the Bedford Police Department are desperately searching for any details that would shed light on the circumstances surrounding the death Kaytlynn Cargill.
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Phoebe and Will are both college students desperately searching for something to bring meaning and order to their lives in the wake of a loss.
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A California family is desperately searching for two sisters who were last seen on Tuesday as a mudslide swept away their family's Southern California home.
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Rescue teams are desperately searching for survivors of the incident, which took place in Brumadinho, in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, on Friday afternoon.
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The neighboring video by Joanna Rajkowska "The Peterborough Child" (2012) shows another artist desperately searching for a platform to talk about her fear of loss.
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Thousands of people desperately searching for housing in the New York City area visit the group's page to find units that accept rental assistance vouchers.
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Since that tragic announcement was published on the pair's blog, fans have been desperately searching for another show to fill the void the Gaines left behind.
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And when you start thinking about driverless cars wandering aimlessly through our urban canyons, desperately searching for riders with unreliable GPS coordinates... talk about your dystopias.
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The audience sees her desperately searching for her younger sister, comforting a dying teenager and singing to herself as she cowers in fear against a cliff.
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Never before has this particular voting bloc questioned their allegiance to the Democratic Party – they are desperately searching for authentic change that will revive their communities.
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As we've told you, Jay Z and Beyonce are desperately searching for a new home in L.A. -- in the $80 million range -- before the babies arrive.
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If it means blaming Puerto Rico's debt and infrastructure issues even as people are desperately searching for their loved ones, well, that's just how it goes.
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However, Iran&aposs protests were not organized around any one political outfit with a specific agenda — it was a cornered populace desperately searching for an outlet.
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The authorities are desperately searching for the tractor-trailer driver who plowed into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring dozens more.
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Winners Amy Klobuchar: The Minnesota senator has been desperately searching for a moment over the first four debates -- and she might just have found one Wednesday night.
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A nine-months pregnant Mississippi woman who was on her way to show a sonogram to the baby's father vanished on Thursday with police desperately searching for her.
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Authorities, family and friends in a small Northern California town are desperately searching for a missing 8463-year-old female college student who vanished five days ago, PEOPLE confirms.
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"Judge Gorsuch's testimony, and the testimony of witnesses who actually know him, creates a dilemma for anybody desperately searching for a reason to vote oppose his nomination," he wrote.
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Such comments will alarm governors and health care administrators who are desperately searching for breathing machines and basic medical supplies before their hospitals get inundated with gravely ill patients.
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The Boys' Mother, Tanya Zuvers, Is Desperately Searching for Her Sons Tanya Zuvers, took to Facebook after police made the possible link public and asked for prayers for her family.
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That is obviously easier said than done – every Western government has been desperately searching for policy solutions since the 2008 financial crisis, with often relatively little to show for it.
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Indiana police are desperately searching for a mom of five who vanished more than two weeks ago, as her own mother made a tearful plea for information on the case.
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Confronted with the largest refugee crisis since the second world war, the EU has been desperately searching for a solution to stem the flow of refugees across the Aegean sea.
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Early last year, this father took to Twitter desperately searching for someone to diagnose his ailing child—his tweet listing a number of genetic markers thought responsible for the disease.
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But as he watches his peers desperately searching for work in an increasingly automated economy, he thinks that Andrew Yang, who dropped out last month, was addressing an important issue.
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Morton, Mississippi (CNN)After immigration authorities rounded up hundreds of workers in a massive sweep at seven Mississippi food processing plants, friends and family members are desperately searching for answers.
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Karius looked stricken as the game ticked through its final minutes, as Cristiano Ronaldo hared around, desperately searching for the goal that would allow him his moment in the spotlight.
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You could be going about your day without a care in the world, and then all of a sudden you're crawling along the floor desperately searching for the nearest fix.
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Donald Trump is president-elect, there's a new A Tribe Called Quest album, and — get this — people are desperately searching stores across the world to pick up a new Nintendo system.
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Dedi Supriyadi tore at the rubble with his bare hands on Monday, desperately searching for survivors trapped amongst the thousands of collapsed buildings that now litter the Indonesian island of Lombok.
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August 10th, 2016 I've been desperately searching for a pair of wireless earbuds to wear while working out; a search that's lasted two years and spanned a dozen or so products.
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I'd already spent weeks reporting on conditions after the storm -- on people desperately searching for clean drinking water; on the likely undercounting of deaths related to Maria and the storm's aftermath.
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Desperately searching for a code at the last minute is rarely successful, but it's worth a go, especially when you could end up saving a big chunk if you strike lucky.
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Shamir: My person is a little corny because I did start off in a folk-country background and I was desperately searching for someone who was doing that who looked like me.
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His opponents have been desperately searching for a silver bullet to finally stop Trump for good, and the Comey scandal is certainly the closest thing we've had since the Access Hollywood tape.
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A 2-year-old child was snatched by an alligator and dragged into a lagoon at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa in Orlando, officials say ... and now cops are desperately searching the water.
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Opponents of a no-deal Brexit have been desperately searching for a way to push their plan through, and in the end they attached it to a technical bill related to Northern Ireland.
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Opponents of a no-deal Brexit have been desperately searching for a way to push their plan through, and in the end they attached it to a technical bill related to Northern Ireland.
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This year, the Army is calling on social media addicts, binge-drinkers, and anyone else who spends their time desperately searching for a confidence boost, no matter how short-lived it may be.
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Senate Republican leaders are desperately searching for the 50 votes they need to open a debate on ObamaCare repeal-and-replace legislation after a Wednesday scolding at the White House from President Trump.
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In the Goose Hollow neighborhood of Portland, Mr. Mangels, the man whose landlord announced a huge rent increase, and his husband, Don Hood, 61, are desperately searching for a new place to live.
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As for the criticism that Rubio was too reliant on his excellent stump speech, that seemed like sour grapes from campaigns that were desperately searching for even one speech that connected with voters.
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While the beauty media has scoured old interviews, desperately searching for products Markle swears by for her now-royal glow, we will probably never know exactly what products were used on her big day.
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These are two things Luke would be desperately searching for after his former pupil, Ben Solo, turned into Kylo Ren, while the Republic was unable to prevent the growing rot of Snoke's First Order.
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In a grander sense, HQ looks a lot like the future promised by "original video content," the one every tech and media company under the sun has been desperately searching in the dark for.
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Officer Lindsey Bittorf of Rock County, Wisconsin, came across a public plea on Facebook in February from Kristi Goll, a determined mom who was desperately searching for a kidney donor for her young son.
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She was joined by athletes and athlete representatives who were desperately searching for clarity about what to do, and who felt that the IOC's insistence that the games would go ahead made little sense.
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My observance of Valentine's Day ranged from commiserating over too many drinks with friends to desperately searching for overnight company on crowded dance floors to gathering my single friends for Sex and the City marathons.
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The Sonoma, California, resident was desperately searching for an escape route Monday as wildfires that had ignited the night before raced through parts of Northern California and began to surround the area where he lived.
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The video opens with Sisyphus waking up alone in his dismal underground dwelling (an impressive, handcrafted labyrinth designed by Rebeccah Lak) and desperately searching for an exit that doesn't exist under Panoptes' never-ending watch.
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Megan Bastien, who did make the painful choice of letting three of her horses run free after the trailer that was supposed to get them got caught in traffic, is now desperately searching for them.
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And Pearl is desperately searching for her two younger brothers, who have been missing since they ran away from the orphanage they were sent to when her mother died and her father became an alcoholic.
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Indigenous women keep dying under state care all while a long-overdue national inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls continues to run into delays and tensions with Indigenous families desperately searching for answers.
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As has already been well established here, summer sucks and the stifling heat dome bathing most of the continent in damp sweat has us desperately searching for cold, dark places to hide until it's all over.
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After decades of treating conservatives as a threat and emboldening those who would disrupt, often riotously, conservative events, schools are desperately searching for sympathy as they flail about trying to control the chaos they have created.
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The families of Matthew and Lauren Urey are desperately searching for the Virginia couple after their last form of communication indicated that they were hospitalized for severe injuries from the volcanic eruption, The Washington Post reports.
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More issuance of super-long government bonds would be welcome news for the BOJ, which is struggling to prevent its ultra-easy policy from flattening the yield curve, and for investors desperately searching for higher yields.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Fewer than 100 protesters remained holed up in a Hong Kong university on Thursday as riot police encircled the campus, with some activists still desperately searching for ways to escape while others hid.
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"People are desperately searching for an easy, quick, apparently effective answer for how we can transform the lives of people who are under distress," Brent Roberts, a personality psychologist who edited the new Psychological Science paper, says.
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Activists and providers say more and more women are desperately searching online for how to self-induce or perform their own abortions at home, as well as stumbling onto anti-abortion sites billing themselves as women's health resources.
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Annie Torres, of Naples, had been desperately searching and waiting for a heart transplant for her five-month-old daughter Lucia Torres, who was born on December 8 with a heart condition, according to the Naples Daily News.
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A devastated family is desperately searching for a dog who disappeared after she chewed through a transport crate and ran away across the tarmac of Tampa International Airport – and they accuse the airline of not helping them find her.
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Underlying structures like the concept of a feature film don't operate the same way for VR as they do on the silver screen, and those are some of the things that the creatives in the space are desperately searching for.
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Since Harvey made impact in late August, at least 60 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of people are desperately searching for ways to get their lives back on track, turning to FEMA's housing assistance program for help.
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Washington (CNN)From the moment President Donald Trump tweeted that he had been "wiretapped" by President Barack Obama during the course of the 2016 election, he and his senior aides have been desperately searching for evidence that makes that allegation true.
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So, with zero evidence of cropping up in Russia-Trump collusion, 442 days of stupidity into this Mueller partisan return, well, your mainstream corrupt media is literally in this country desperately searching for a new crisis every second of every day.
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One of the major reasons we rely so heavily on representations like "lol" in digital interactions is because we're desperately searching for ways to convey emotions and expressions that can easily be picked up on in face-to-face conversations.
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Tuesday's shooting came days after immigration authorities arrested nearly 700 workers in a massive sweep at seven Mississippi food-processing plants, which left friends and family members desperately searching for answers as to what would happen to their loved ones.
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In a time when large-scale breaches in the public and private sectors have become common place, companies and governments are desperately searching for automated solutions that can help sniff out real problems as they happen before they do any real damage.
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The second Democratic presidential debate is upon us, which can only mean one thing: The 20 candidates hoping to boot President Trump out of office will be fighting for airtime and desperately searching for momentum before the lights go out at campaign headquarters.
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Saturday, February 6, 2016, will forever be known as the day that Marco Rubio looked like a malfunctioning robot, utterly incapable of engaging in normal human conversation and desperately searching his ROM for the hard-coded talking points his operators had soldered in.
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The original popular period drama — which takes place in 1905 Spain and has been called the Spanish Downton Abbey — centers on a working-class man desperately searching for his missing sister and getting a job at the hotel where she worked to investigate her disappearance.
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Desperately searching for a white knight to foil the Perelman bid, Mr. Gutfreund enlisted Warren E. Buffett, Wall Street's most fabled investor, who had a reputation for holding on to shares for many years and for not interfering with the management of firms in which he invested.
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They are desperately searching for programs that will fill the demand gap created by massive shutdowns and travel restrictions while simultaneously finding ways to prop up businesses that to a large degree are overly indebted as a result of artificially low interest rates from the past decade.
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While the word "drug addict" triggers a vision of a media stereotype of a lonely, downtrodden junkie desperately searching city streets for a way to get high, the reality is that in 28503, people struggling with addiction could be anyone — a neighbor, co-worker, family friend, brother or sister.
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Although Huang finally received his wages with the help of local authorities, he became one of the migrant unemployed and was desperately searching for a new position – returning to his rural home was no longer an option for him as he can't make a living from the small family plot of land.
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Photo: Super ImpulseThey're not quite as thin as the Visa or MasterCard you've just whipped out of your wallet while desperately searching for a pre-order link, but the MicroArcades still manage to squeeze a full-color LCD screen, sound effects, physical controls, and a microUSB charging port into a wallet-friendly handheld that's just over three-inches long.
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Floundering in the polls and desperately searching for a way to rattle his rival, Donald Trump has invited Patricia Smith, the grieving mother of one of the Americans killed in the 2012 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya, to attend tonight's presidential debate as his guest and sit where Hillary Clinton is likely to see her.
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Now officials in Cape Cod are desperately searching for solutions — and getting a huge response from tech companies and savvy entrepreneurs pitching ideas on everything from high-powered speakers with sirens and voice capability that would warn swimmers to "Evacuate the water," to acoustical barriers that would chase away the gray seals (which the sharks come to feed on), to orca vocalizers and electronic zappers.
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"Drunk: when you think you're having a rip roaring time and the next morning you wake up and your brain has broken into a frenzied beehive, and your body is shattered shards of sharp glass desperately searching for what fits where and your spirit is being eaten by worms with great white bloodied teeth and your heart has shriveled into a black prune churning your intestines to the point where dysentery feels attractive," he began.
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