Sentence examples for browse a database from inspiring English sources

Sign up for the latest security updates bye-mail and browse a database of useful safety information, such as the section on driving in foreign countries.

You may browse a database such as AdoptUSAkids.org[8] and fall in love with a child online, then contact the agency to express your interest.

It becomes about browsing a database, clicking, and waiting with blind faith that the person doing your shopping cares as much as you do.

Acting like Tinder for LinkedIn users, it allows users looking for a romantic connection to browse through a database of other users also looking for more than just a professional connection.

WASHINGTON — Students of how the Bush administration led the nation into the Iraq war can now go online to browse a comprehensive database of top officials' statements before the invasion, connecting the dots between hundreds of claims, mostly discredited since then, linking Saddam Hussein to Al Qaeda or warning that he possessed forbidden weapons.

Argos sat back, pleased to have conceived of a mode of shopping that allowed customers to browse a vast database of products before selecting the one they want and ordering it.

ProDB [ 25] has a certain amount in common with UAB, in that it too provides search and browsing over a database of locally produced data.

Task A was browsing a film database and searching for films to watch.

University of Houston graduate student Zachary Turpin found the work while browsing a digitized database of 19th-century newspapers, and the Walt Whitman Quarterly Review published the 126-page guide online last Saturday.

When you search for a term in 'Browse', the database provides an alphabetical list of results that begins a few terms before your term (if you misspell your term there will be a place holder that says "Your term would have been here") and continues after your term.

For low quality uses, like browsing search results from a database query, occasional representation of structures in a way that is correct but not aesthetically ideal is a small nuisance, compared to data corruption.