Sentence examples for have leafed through from inspiring English sources

I would ask him, except I probably shouldn't have leafed through the pile in the first place.

After the novel seems over, and we have leafed through appendices of poems and pictures, we come to a section of plain text.

You will never feel quite the same way again about sitting down once you have leafed through "Chairs," arranged by designers from Alvar Aalto to Frank Lloyd Wright.

People who, a few years ago, would have leafed through The Chronicle while waiting for tables are instead tapping on iPhones and laptops.

For the last fifteen years I have leafed through that scrapbook hundreds of times, wishing that I had the opportunity to learn from him what his experience was like.

I wish she had leafed through fewer old copies of Seventeen magazine and the Girl Scout handbook.

If you've leafed through the pages of Vogue in the last six months, chances are you've heard of Zebra Katz.

Long after we left the archive, my fingers still felt tingly; I couldn't stop thinking about how much history I had leafed through.

Anyone who has leafed through the pages of the Congressional Directory is struck by the great proliferation of "independent agencies" that are clustered within the branch.

I must have inherited it from my parents; I'm dimly aware of having leafed through it decades ago to look at Benton's drawings, but I'm quite sure I'd never read a word of it.

Nothing in his proposal should surprise anyone who has leafed through "S, M, L, XL". Isn't anyone at the Modern curious to see where Koolhaas might take his ideas?