Just how silly to then assume you have found what the Internet has to offer. Even searching four of the top search engines scarcely qualifies as a search of the web. And there is so much more to the Internet than the web. Besides, you probably just typed in the wrong words. To do a proper search, you need to understand a little bit about how search engines work.
Search engines reach into a database filled with the text of a great many webpages.
During the building of these databases, certain parts of each webpage are recorded separately, like the title and web address. The technical term for this is a 'field'. It works much the same as books in the library are indexed by title, author and subject. Search engines also record the order words appear in each webpage, so we can craft a search request for words appearing next to each other on the webpage. Commercial databases, like the ones on CD-ROM in your local library, let you dictate precise distances between desired words.