Sentence examples for browse through a list from inspiring English sources
The concept is simple enough: People browse through a list of dinners in their cities and buy tickets, usually for around $25. Before the event, they can share a few online tidbits about themselves with their dining partners, a precautionary measure against awkward lulls in conversation and a way to ease fears about meeting up with a bunch of unknowns.
Plus, you can browse through a list of running application, and resize, dock or close windows.
Tutor Hunt, operating in the UK, allows parents and students to browse through a list of tutors offering subjects in their area, correspond with them and arrange lessons.
It's apparently impossible to browse through a list of available content – the site instead tells you to search for the shows you like one by one (there is a featured list, but it only displays a fraction of the content available).
Scribd has 150 partners, including The Atlantic, Time, Salon (and, disclosure, TechCrunch) who are offering full-text versions of their articles within the mobile app — you browse through a list of publishers, tap the ones you like, and you'll see a list of the articles they're offering.
A customer can inspect a seating chart, or browse through a listing of all events at a particular site or on a particular date, which encourages impulse purchases.
The "Begins With" search allows you to browse through an alphabetical listing of subjects, authors, titles, etc. to find the book you need.
Or you can have a browse through the list of 72 big hits carefully selected for your excitement by the Big Friendly Read team.
A GUI-based tool is a useful way to browse through this list to see what is available that you might find useful or cool to have on your personal linux/yum-based machine.
"Companies can browse through this list of preapproved candidates and search for a good match to fit their own research program," he adds.
