How To Search For Multiple Words With "Find"

[RKD2313]

The Excel Sheet is my bank statement, so I cant share that, but I can explain well enough that a visual shouldn't be needed.
The Data is only 4 Columns (A-D)
(A) Date    |   (B) Type of Transaction    |    (C) Location    |    (D) Amount

(B) Also stores the website/physical store where the transaction took place.  

- I want to simply search for multiple keywords instead individually searching 1 word at a time. 
Lets say I want to delete all Rows where these words exist:
Sonic
eBay

7 Eleven

Amazon
Apple
Netflix

~ Is this possible? Basically decreasing the amount of time by the number of keywords you're wanting to remove. 

[#2]

@RKD2313 Begin by assigning a name to the range that contains the keywords, for example "KeyWords".

Then in E2 enter this formula:

=IFERROR(INDEX(KeyWords,MATCH(TRUE,(ISNUMBER(SEARCH(KeyWords,B2,1))),0),1),"")

and copy it down. It should return the first keyword found in the text in column B if it finds at least one of the keywords.

[#3]

In your example, using "KeyWords" as the term, wouldn't this just result in finding rows where "KeyWords" matches? Im not sure Im grasping what you're saying. If I am understanding, even somewhat, "Keywords" is only 1 search term? If I have 500 Rows of the best fast food chains in USA State by State and I want to rid all rows containing "Burger King" "McDonalds" "Sonic" "Arbys" "Subway" "Chilis" etc etc, but these keywords are randomly placed throughout those 500 Rows, how can I search for all of those keywords + Delete Rows containing mentioned restaurants in 1 go (If thats even possible).

If I dont understand you, but you understand me, I apologize

[#4]

@RKD2313 Perhaps the attached file will clarify what I had in mind.