Sentence examples for been browsing from inspiring English sources
verb
To scan, to casually look through in order to find items of interest, especially without knowledge of what to look for beforehand.
He'd been browsing while I paged through Books in Print.
"Several times I've met other readers while I've been browsing and got terrific recommendations.
Cookies reveal where else they have been browsing, allowing some guesses about their income bracket, age and sex.
By the time the VIPs turn up at 2pm, the VVIPs have been browsing for hours and slapped sold stickers all over the most-desirable works.
David Willis had been browsing in Waterstones in Trafalgar Square on Thursday night, but went downstairs shortly after 9pm to find the lights out and the shop deserted.
Augusto Navarette, a doorman, opened the front-desk's drawer to reveal what he had been browsing from downstairs: "The Leakeys: Uncovering the Origins of Mankind".
As if you were browsing the web.
The manatees' main business is browsing, cowlike, in underwater pastures.
While I was browsing in the chemist, I squawked loudly.
I was browsing her college home page relentlessly.
How is browsing in a brick-and-mortar building different from browsing online?
