Sentence examples for begin to browse from inspiring English sources

I greet him with salam aleikum and begin to browse the stacks of vinyl records bursting out of the glass cabinets and hanging from the ceiling on strings.

When you know what you want, you can begin to browse.

Perplexed, I began to browse the help-wanted ads and send out my résumé.

I staked a claim to a carrel beside the V's and W's in 20th-century American literature, in a dim corner of the first basement level, and between dutiful sessions attending to class assignments, I began to browse the offerings.

I was blissfully propped up in a fluffy bed and began to browse the latest news on my iPad.

He even began to browse the forums whenever the colleague he shared his office with stepped out for lunch.

The game received universal acclaim, and was so popular that a few Hollywood producers set precedent by beginning to browse video-game release dates to check for conflicts with movie release dates, due to Grand Theft Auto IV's potential harm to the 2 May 2008 release of Iron Man.

For example, Lhermitte (1986) describes a patient who, on being told that he was in an art gallery, began to browse and comment on the pictures on the walls, a phenomenon that Lhermitte referred to as "Environmental Dependency Syndrome" (Lhermitte, 1986).

When browsing, you can begin to consider more specific features of the head.

Digitizing has begun that will allow anyone "to browse in the middle of the night on their own computer," Ms. Nichols said.

In a surreal world where complete logs of every citizen's reading habits were available on the Internet, the limits of other citizens' attention spans would guarantee that no one could focus long enough to read someone else's browsing logs from beginning to end.