While you can use Spotlight pretty easily with the Command+Space hotkey, you might want a little more control over the results you get. Utilizing the mdfind command in the OS X Terminal can make that happen quickly.
Take this for example:
> mdfind -name homebrew
That command will tell mdfind—the process that handles Spotlight searches—to search by name and find any file name containing the word homebrew. It can do a whole lot more, too. If you want to learn the different kind of searches you can perform in the terminal with mdfind, check out its man page.
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Search Spotlight from the OS X Terminal
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