Sentence examples for quickly browse from inspiring English sources
"quickly browse" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you want to indicate that the action of browsing (usually through a computer interface) should be done quickly, such as when searching for something. For example, "I quickly browsed the online catalogue to find the item I wanted."
Would you rather sift through 600,000 apps in the App Store or quickly browse the top 25 list?
You can quickly browse nearby hotels, B&Bs and apartments and book them from within the app.
The new iTunes makes it easier to create playlists for parties — you can quickly browse through a library and drag and drop songs into groups.
Its official Android app has been a long time coming, but is worth the wait: it lets you quickly browse trending tracks from the music blogosphere, as well as seeing what friends are listening to.
Some apps, like Wine Enthusiast, let you find the most highly rated wines at specific price levels, so you can quickly browse the store — or, if you're in a restaurant, the wine list — for matches.
This not only allows users to see exactly where a photo was taken, but, when uploaded to an Internet map, users can also quickly browse a trove of photos that were taken nearby, providing a kind of scattershot collage of a place.
(In fact, quickly browsing iTunes seems to turn up more free videos in at least the TV show category than paid downloads).
Microsoft gives examples of ordering a beverage during a meal with just the tap of a finger and quickly browsing through music and dragging favorite songs onto a personal playlist by moving a finger across the screen.
The clean and simple design allows you to scroll quickly and browse styles and search for specific aspects of identity.
Now, you can view user, location, and hash-tag feeds more quickly by browsing a grid view of the photos.
Mr. Kahle predicted there would often be hundreds of matches, but he said the system had an interface that would make it easy to browse quickly through 30-second clips in search of the right one.
