Sentence examples for has perused from inspiring English sources

Swapna Haddow has perused the library shelves and picked her favourite underdogs, underpigs, underflies and underrodents to celebrate the less glamorous animal heroes in children's fiction.

Candace Bushnell, whose newspaper column and book inspired the HBO series "Sex and the City," described gossip lit books -- which she has perused -- as light and in some cases mean-spirited.

For more than a dozen years, Mr. Harden has perused record stores and music industry reference sources for his annual list of the Worst Country Song Titles of All Time Until the Next Time.

Finishing up a semester abroad in Paris, she has perused a few listings, but wants to wait until she gets back to Lewis and Clark College in Portland to really dive into the search.

American map publishers — in particular, Rand McNally, of Chicago, whose archives Schulten has perused extensively — used wax engraving to develop a distinctively American style of map, loud and commercial, crammed with as many place-names as possible, in thick type, and garishly colored state by state.

He realized now that he should have perused the fine print.

Increasingly, however, the ads tailored to them are for specific products that they have perused online.

Einstein had perused Bergson 1922 on his voyage to the Far East.

In 1829, the Duke of Wellington observed: "I have perused the papers respecting the Falkland Islands.

The letters are not extant, but nevertheless it behooves me to quote from one that I may perhaps have perused.

Having perused his works, rightist lawmakers cited verses of his that they found inflammatory and violently anti-Zionist.