Sentence examples for needed to peruse from inspiring English sources

Jonas did, unfortunately, have a bit of work to take care of (corporate-finance deal; yawn), so he needed to "peruse these materials and not be a fuckup".

Dr. Robert Gilmozzi, an astronomer at the European Southern Observatory, said 100 meters was the minimum size needed to peruse Earth-like planets around nearby stars for signs of life.

Suddenly, a collector of 1940's soda bottles did not need to peruse every flea market on the Eastern Seaboard to find the perfect World War II Coke bottle; he just needed to search online.

Although Rolling Stone magazine might myopically continue to insist That's All Right Mama marked rock'n'roll's dawn in 1954, you only need to peruse the CD bargain bins at your nearest Woolworths to realise that rock'n'roll began years, if not decades, before the teenage Elvis parked his truck outside Sun Records in Memphis.

And while flabbergasted at the implication that this is purely a female phenomenon (Gottlieb has, after all, targeted women so they may "marry"), I'll need to peruse more than a summary or review to see what I make of this particular book.

In fact, one only needs to peruse the internet to find that a spicier version of the original tune, the lyrics of which revolve around a stunningly beautiful Sultana whom the singer lusts, may be heard at Arabic dance parties, clubs and concerts.

The use of only admission physiological variables may make data collection easier as the data collector does not need to peruse all the blood tests and physiological variables over 24 hours to work out the worst score.

You might need to peruse the list; no need to look at the edits in depth, if you know what you are doing.

I've selected some of the details that made my jaw drop for your pleasure, but if you feel the need to peruse the entire thing then feel free to hop on over to Mac Rumors and check it out.

Imagine my chagrin when the cashiers consistently feel the need to peruse the magazines and comment on the articles.

Observe your mind and you will find this to be true". Next time I feel the need to peruse my newsfeed, I'll know it's merely a distraction sent by Fear.