Sentence examples for do peruse from inspiring English sources

I often find your version of unbiased journalism to be neither, but I do peruse the arts and books sections frequently.

I suppose the above only goes to show that there are a number of us who do peruse the reviews, to be enlightened, yes; but also to hope to find some erratum, or better yet, errata, which can prompt letters like this one.

As such, before writing the novel, I did peruse (or re-read) several key works that also grapple with loss and the way we confront the worst that life can throw at us.

People of his type do not peruse archives out of idle curiosity; he and his colleagues draw lessons from the past.

All you need do is peruse the newspapers and you will see that from now on, the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) is all that matters in the eyes of journalists, parents, and indeed to Mr Gove.

If the public got the idea that this was a ho-hum weekend in college football, all it had to do was peruse the nation's newspapers last week and tune into sports broadcasts to get all pumped about the Penn-Harvard game.

Today's young writers don't peruse the dusty shelves of previous generations.

The United Nations has accused the Islamic State of committing "mass atrocities" and war crimes, and for anyone that doubts their brutality, or if the images of James Foley's beheading wasn't enough to catch your attention, all you have to do is peruse Facebook or a dozen other social media sites to see their savagery first hand.

Why, then, did he peruse this one?

But because the board, too, was not told of Mr. Joannides's 1963 work, it did not peruse his records, said Judge Tunheim, the chairman.

Warren A. obtained from his brother Oliver, at an early date, some of the proof sheets to the Book of Mormon, some of which we had the privilege of perusing, and we did not peruse any faster than we believed.