Sentence examples for evening browsing from inspiring English sources

The answer is complicated, but for those who can remember what it was like to wile away an evening browsing the exhilaratingly chaotic downtown Tower store, its coming transformation into a temple of cheap denim short-shorts, cargo pants and walls of novelty T-shirts makes some sort of sense in the arc of cultural evolution.

As I'm sure you do all the time, I recently spent an evening browsing through some old essays from the tax-cut debates of the 1980's.

Spend an evening browsing art galleries, sipping sophisticated cocktails and being wooed by beguiling cross-dressers, then retreat to the tranquillity of camp at the Dunes' Edge (where quiet hours are strictly enforced). .

– In general, evening browsing (between 4 PM and midnight) is more common than daytime browsing (between 8 AM and 4 PM), except in China and the UK where daytime/evening usage is about even.

The latter comes with an added next-to-Waterstones bonus, satisfying both of my Saturday morning browsing ambitions.

But Mr. Glover, a professed loner, preferred a Tuesday afternoon browsing the Metropolitan Museum of Art before a 5 45 dinner.

John and I spent the remainder of the afternoon browsing the lodge's small but excellent collection of nature books.

I was riding the train one morning, browsing the Internet, when I came across a cartoon picture of an enchanted wand.

You could lose an otherwise valuable afternoon browsing the Internet for adult fans of Lego, who helpfully call themselves Adult Fans of Lego (Afols).

2. Eataly: A hungry eye could spend an entire afternoon browsing the counters and shelves at the original emporium of gourmet Italian delights, which just celebrated its fourth anniversary.

So if someone regularly checks a news app on a phone in bed each morning, browses the same news site from a laptop in the kitchen, visits from that laptop at an office an hour later and returns that night on a tablet in the same home, Drawbridge concludes that those devices belong to the same person.