seek out

British  

verb

1. (tr, adverb) to search hard for and find a specific person or thing

   she sought out her friend from amongst the crowd

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Example Sentences

He was seeking out a better, more available, more temperature resistant material that might also be functional, such as silicon.

From The Wall Street Journal

As a result, it is often better to seek out local parks in towns located just off the highway.

From The Wall Street Journal

The hotels are looking to piggyback on a current trend: Over the past few years, social clubs in general have gotten popular, as people seek out places to enjoy community post-Covid and real-life meetups.

From The Wall Street Journal

In death, she is spectacularly unremarkable, the last bird you’d seek out in the display case.

From The Wall Street Journal

The sports memorabilia industry is estimated to be worth billions of pounds globally per year, underlining the wealth professional hunters can generate by regularly seeking out stars.

From BBC