Sentence examples for likely to peruse from inspiring English sources

All the global fashion labels are present, but residents are just as likely to peruse the Hrelic flea market on Sunday mornings for 1960's chandeliers and Modernist furniture.

I'm less likely to peruse the blog of Daniel Pipes, another Middle East expert who is smart and well-informed — but who strikes me as less sensible, partly because I often disagree with him.

"But if someone is coming from an iPhone or a Facebook link, they are more likely to peruse content.

The best way to discover what you like is to peruse your friend's photo albums.

One disclosure statement likely to be perused closely will be that of Muhammad Taib, one of the cabinet's not-so-new "new faces".

Like Donald Trump in America, attacks –and that's what that press conference would look like to a person only glancing up periodically to peruse the show – are likely to make her stronger.

Those who like something stiffer will want to peruse the list of Irish whiskeys.

Potential buyers have the ability to peruse its opening pages.

Anyone writing for Knol is likely to at least peruse Wikipedia content before publishing.

Can you imagine a soccer game stopping while some official sticks his head under a black shroud to peruse the video replay, while we either watch his backside or, much more likely, get shunted to a commercial?

And off they went to peruse.