A short hop from New Cross on the 53 bus, before I knew it I was perusing the hallowed aisles, peering behind Pot Noodles, looking for an elderly synth-playing piano teacher.
But the Italian chef Massimo Bottura, who wrote the book I was perusing, did exactly that.
Next, I'm perusing industry-related news, peer-reviewed journals, and email updates.
Selfish is not going to look clever on anyone's coffee table, but it may actually be perused with a lot of pleasure by the people who buy it.
You've instead connected to a router built to look and work just like the one you wanted… with one big difference: this router is silently gobbling up all of the private data you're piping through it — the credit card numbers, the social security numbers, the trade secrets — and sending it off to be perused and mined by who-on-earth knows.
The anthology finds Berlin as deeply engaged with his times as any of his songwriting peers, and it can almost be perused as the public diary of one man's engagement with American culture over more than half a century.
Peace, aged 11, is perusing an email from a council whistleblower.
True, it has the leisurely pace and linear plot of a mediocre television movie, as if it were made to be perused rather than watched.
LOS ANGELES — As the mayor of the suburb of Los Alamitos recalled it, he was perusing his e-mail inbox last Sunday when he came across a photo of the White House that had been altered so that it appeared to be bordered by a huge watermelon patch.
Then photography went digital and everyone realised that pictures could be perused without printing.
Duvet covers are perused and then dumped among piles of cushions.
