Sentence examples for first browsing from inspiring English sources

After first browsing to JewelMint, you'll be asked to complete a quiz that establishes your 'style profile'.

Patrick Gallagher, CEO of courier service CitySprint and chief executive of On the dot, says: "The days of telling people when their order is likely to arrive are changing – customers now seek a personalised customer experience, from first browse to the final purchase in hand".

I'm not sure the average streaming service user arrives with the desire to first browse suggestions, though.

Caution: the extension takes a split second to find and remove posts that should be muted, so maybe keep your eyes closed when you first browse to Facebook or Twitter.

Yen notes that in several of Pinkoi's main markets, including Taiwan and Japan, working hours are long and people have limited time to shop online (Yen says that users sometimes spend just 30 seconds browsing before placing an order), which means the site has to deliver desirable items with each search if it wants to keep shoppers interested.

First, Web browsing is deliciously fast.

Apparently, Naomi spent five hours here on her first visit, browsing through the gorgeous vintage clothes and accessories.

It's almost like two bookstores in one — the first for browsing and surfing the serendipity of the stacks, the second for title-searched Internet ordering.

In other words, a lot of people who fired up their shiny new iPhones this Christmas saw Textfree as they first started browsing the App Store.

The ranked list of results gives people an overview of a subject, showing them the best questions first, whereas browsing a topic factors recency and your friends into the question ordering.

This was my first time browsing the app since they released a redesign in April, yet I felt like I had seen this all before.