Replace source_name with the name of the source

[samiaseo222]

This query will display articles from the website idnes.cz.

The source: operator can be useful in various situations, such as:

Follow news from a specific source: If you are interested in news from a specific news server, you can use source: and enter its name.
Research in a specific field: If you're hungary mobile database looking for information from a specific scholarly website or blog, you can use source: and enter its name.
Searching for articles by an author: If you are looking for articles by a specific author and know where they publish, you can use source: and enter the name of the website.
Tip:
The resource name should be entered exactly, including the domain (e.g. idnes.cz, not just idnes).
The source: operator can be combined with other search operators to refine the query.


If you want to get more matches, you can use the asterisk (*) wildcard operator. The * (asterisk) operator in Google search acts as a wildcard that replaces one or more unknown words in a search query. It is a very useful tool if you are not sure of the exact wording of a phrase, name, or are looking for different variations.

Example of using the * operator
word1 * word2

Replace word1 and word2 with the known words in the phrase and * with the unknown word(s). For example:

best * cake recipe

This query finds recipes for shortbread where there can be one or more words between the words "best" and "recipe". For example, it could be "best quick shortbread recipe", "best traditional shortbread recipe", or "best and easiest shortbread recipe".

The * operator can be useful in various situations, such as:

Searching for an unknown part of a phrase: If you only remember part of a phrase or name, you can use * to replace unknown words.
Searching for different variations: If you are searching for different variations of a phrase, you can use * to replace different words.
Search in a specific context: If you are looking for information about a specific topic but don't know the exact wording of the phrase, you can use * to search in that context.