Sentence examples for little browsing from inspiring English sources
I'm saying goodbye to the Beast, so I figure that I've got to do a little browsing now".
They have a whole other shop over the road just for children and it's nice to think that kids might park their parents here before heading off for a little browsing of their own.
Once up, the system prevented further access after just a little browsing, incorrectly assuming that the maximum of four films were running on the home computer.
I really like the concept and I really like ChromeOS – it's a solid way to get a little browsing done, say, in a cyber cafe or hotel bar.
While doing a little browsing in the Apple App Store this morning, I came across a cute little application that I can totally see myself using just about every day: WillItRain.
While I won't say we're witnessing a miracle here, for folks who need to do a little browsing and a little text editing – along with a little gaming, a little file sharing, a little photo viewing, and all the rest – the iPad is definitely a device worth the investment.
Who can say they have not received an email from ASOS informing them of a 20percentt off weekend and not had a little browse, staring lustily at a pair of trainers they've had in their saved items for a solid two months?
Who can say they have not received an email from ASOS informing them of a 20percentt off weekend and not had a little browse, staring lustily at a pair of sneakers they've had in their saved items for a solid two months?
With worms and viruses -- not to mention malicious humans -- loose on the Internet, sitting down at your computer to do a little Web browsing can feel a bit like exposing yourself to the Sword of Damocles, that legendary blade suspended by a thread and a bit of luck.
However, you can still watch a movie on Netflix in the standard 16:9 ratio with enough room for a little light browsing on the remaining real estate of the display.
If you live and work in a major metro market with good WiFi density (and many Americans do), and you have consumer-grade connectivity needs (mostly email and txt with a little web browsing, some video and music), a service like Freewheel could save you up to $1,200 per year.
