Sentence examples for much to peruse from inspiring English sources

Simenon buffs will find much to peruse with pleasure in what will surely be the definitive biography for many years to come.

By contrast, in adversarial common-law systems, it is the opponents in a case that decide how much information to peruse before picking out the evidence.

How much time you have to peruse, and the granularity of the jumps, differs by game.

Hint: If aggregators generated a tag cloud for all of my unread content every day, it would be much easier for me to peruse posts that I am interested in.

There are so many wonders to peruse — and so much to see within each one — that "Interwoven Globe" will benefit as few shows do from repeated visits.

It's not the kind of thing you're going to peruse on the subway - much less the couch.

There are summaries and links to more information — all in all very much worth a half hour of your time to peruse.

Much has been written about it and it is certainly worth you time to peruse this material (see below).

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?

The albums are hard to peruse and the creators are loath to let people handle them too much because of potential damage.

And off they went to peruse.