Sentence examples for having browsed from inspiring English sources

"Having browsed a few internet forums it seems that Abbey's tactic is generally one of stonewalling and procrastination, presumably in the hope that the victim will either give up or die," Dick says.

But having browsed the stock I can tell you that most of them are pretty ugly.

Having browsed the Marketplace for about half an hour, I can't possible imagine that's really the case, although I understand most of its user activity originates from Asia, Latin America and Europe.

His daughter appears to have been the culprit behind some illegal download activity, having browsed first Google and then The Pirate Bay looking for pop star Chisu's latest album.

Recently, after having browsed in Trader Vic's Tiki Party! (2005), I marinated a cha siu pork tenderloin, bought a fat sack of limes, and took the train to Mike's place in New Haven.

Having browsed one too many Cosmopolitans, they remembered the golden rule of reciprocity, and assumed that each minute down under must be another 50p in the blowjob parking meter.

We've browsed through photos from across the United States.

I could (and indeed have) browsed the site for hours.

Many others have browsed snippets with titles such as "Hillary goes nuts".

Once again, it was pointed out that the deer has browsed all the new young growth.

The deer have browsed many species, even plants with defenses like thorns (multiflora rose) and odor (spicebush).