Sentence examples for browsing a book from inspiring English sources

While browsing a book on the site, people can mark text with yellow highlighter, add notes like the ones they would normally scrawl in the margins of a printed textbook and submit questions to be answered by other Chegg customers.

You can browse a book at a normal bookstore for free, so why not online?

There's time to browse a book of Dylan Thomas poems while Bea takes a bath, then we're trotting up the road to dinner.

"Not only do users have to wait for a requested item, they are also unable to browse a book or a journal before deciding whether they want to check it out".

The Batman writer Bill Finger said he came up with the name after browsing a phone book and seeing the name Gotham Jewellers, and the link with Nottinghamshire has been acknowledged by other Batman writers in recent years.

Inspired to unearth more marginalia, Schmitt, who lives in Berkeley, began spending his Saturdays browsing a local book exchange and a junk store, collecting unique finds.

For a last name, try browsing a phone book.

Elaine Showalter, an English professor at Princeton University, was browsing a used-book stall in Paris in the early 1990's when she came upon an astonishing find: an Old West romance, replete with whorehouses, lesbian affairs and attempted rapes, written by an author whose name was all too familiar to academics in the humanities.

"There's still something wonderful about browsing in a book store compared with browsing online," he says.

BEST: Evenbetter Express, a downloadable program that searches other merchants while you are browsing a leading music, book or movie site.

On a recent Thursday afternoon, he was browsing for a book by C. S. Lewis.