Sentence examples for having to browse from inspiring English sources

The public nature of the system also makes it susceptible to noise – imagine having to browse through a random conversation between two people you don't know, simply because you live down the street from them.

Instead of having to browse through messages to find attachments, users can view all images or documents as thumbnails, making it easy to find the files you're looking for.

Lemon Lab's new app, "Check for appFigures," solves the problem of having to browse the appFigures desktop-sied website using an iPhone, by bringing key statistics to a downloadable iOS application.

The app already supports an emoji search feature that lets you type in the emoji's name or expression/sentiment you need (e.g. "smiling"), instead of having to browse to find the right one.

This latter item would allow users to hover their cursor over a username anywhere on the site and then click a button to follow them on the card that pops up, instead of having to browse over to a user profile to follow that person, as you do now.

Hyper News is the latest app from Hyper, the makers of a video magazine that aimed to give publishers a better way to reach audiences, while also giving users a way to more quickly find something to watch, as opposed to having to browse YouTube.

Besides the mandatory photograph of local hero (and long-time Lance Armstrong teammate) George Hincapie, I saw they had a few used bikes at the back of the store, I had to browse.

For manual indexing biologists have to browse linearly through the videos to find and describe objects and events of interest.

In other words, users will have to browse the Play store from Safari or another device.

To verify the usefulness of our approach, we did a user study in which participants had to browse software histories and find visual patterns.

As mentioned above, to generate rules from a frequent sequence, Full has to split it to get the prefix and has to browse FS to get the prefix's support.