Sentence examples for browsing a newspaper from inspiring English sources

LONDON — On a spring day in 2004, in a cafe tucked amid the dreaming spires and cobbled streets of Oxford, Patrick Grant was browsing a newspaper when he spotted an ad about a business for sale called Norton & Sons, a Saville Row tailor founded in 1821.

It's practically impossible to browse a newspaper or website without being given a run down of the top 10 this and 50 finest that.

It happened to me most recently when, browsing an online newspaper archive, I came across a 1954 article in the Los Angeles Times about the dawning age of language translation by computers.

By now, the fact that transatlantic democratic capitalism, once the engine of postwar prosperity, has run into trouble can hardly be denied by anyone with the courage to browse a daily newspaper.

"Using Storie should be like browsing a lifestyle magazine or a local newspaper," says founder Kuan Yong, "Full of engaging human interest stories with the occasional how-to article".

Fishermen land crates of blue-clawed crabs from wooden boats and a woman browses a newspaper beneath a palm tree as children splash in the sea, escaping the baking sun.

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.

Although discipline is paramount, different routines are possible: You may prefer an early start and an early finish, but there is nothing (and nobody) to stop you from browsing through your newspaper over a hearty brunch provided you do not mind putting in the evening shifts.

He browsed a few rock-art sites.

So browse a range before you buy.

As a history buff, I like browsing through old newspapers (not to mention archives) seeking links to the present, which led me to dust off the Times' editorial from Memorial Day 1919 - the first commemoration following the end of World War One.