Sentence examples for browsing a website from inspiring English sources
IMAGINE browsing a website when a saucy ad for lingerie catches your eye.
Technology Quarterly did not discover these intimate details through surveillance, interrogation or going through his trash, but simply by browsing a website where Dr Church makes such particulars freely available, and much more besides.
For instance, Jon Bentley of Avaya Labs and Henry Baird, a professor at Lehigh University, have proposed "implicit Captchas" that would present a number of small tests as part of the natural experience of browsing a website.
You're peacefully browsing a website when suddenly something somewhere hijacks your speakers with an unexpected stream of sound.
When you're reading an article or browsing a website, the last thing you want is a huge advertisement to pop up and take over the screen.
Unlike banner ads, where you have to interrupt someone who is browsing a website and pique their interest, paid search allows you to market to a consumer who has real buyer intent behind their search.
When using your phone to browse a website, a bit of code will often recognise this and send you to the mobile version of the site by default.
But the dual screen also means you can do one thing in one screen and something else entirely on the other: you can browse a website on the top screen and view the contents of your favourite folder on the bottom one or you can watch a video on the top screen and check out your multimedia library in the other.
When I browse a website that is intuitive, it mitigates the risk that I'll make a mistake or miss the information I need, and that makes me feel like all is right with the world.
That we're more likely to skim an artist's discography the way we'd browse a website, learning about their work without really feeling its effects, is why a book of personal essays about pop music is salient right now.
Almost all philanthro-journalism is initially published online: it helps that, these days, readers often arrive at stories via social-media links and search engines, rather than simply by browsing a popular website.
