The store had a large children's section, with rows and rows of chapter books that led out to a small café, but by the time I was eight or nine, I would peruse the stacks and come away with the distinct impression that I had read everything there.
I would peruse them, type in programs in assembly, marvel at EGA graphics, and wonder when I would have a hard drive of my own.
I'd peruse the beautifully designed vintage tin cans, labels, posters, and I stumbled upon a cache of early matchbook covers.
When my children need a ride to ballet lessons or their investment-banking club, I'd peruse my eight-car garage and, if it's a drizzly Monday, settle on the Range Rover.
Journals I'd peruse casually at Lebovic/Schwimmer Radiology, where they shared a table with Golf Digest, or anywhere they might have happened to cross my path.
My husband, Matthew, and I had checked in late the previous night, and I'd perused the spa welcome bag in our room: a plush robe, lavender-scented bath products, and a brochure on basic spa protocol (the less worn, the better).
In fact, I had had no idea what was in store for us when I'd perused the Holiday Cottages Web site two months earlier -- a slide show of former servant's quarters, mills, lighthouses, stables and carriage houses all over England, Wales and Northern Ireland -- after being told by a British friend about the possibility of renting one of these properties for a vacation.
Instead of the stocked Top Chef pantry, they would peruse refrigerators and cabinets with the same crusty condiment bottles and stale spice racks that were in their homes on the day they were picked (again, rotating for fairness).
Sugamura would return to California where, with Moon, would peruse swap meets, on the hunt for original Moon parts.
Upper-classmen would peruse the photos and send out invitations to their fraternity parties only to the new girls they deemed attractive.
They would peruse school yards, social media sites and public transportation stops for 16, 17 and 18-year-old girls, detectives confirmed to My FOX DC.
