Sentence examples for recent browse from inspiring English sources
A recent browse through eBay revealed a vast inventory of Web-related items: stock certificates for Webvan and eToys, PlanetRx mousepads, Kozmo.com messenger bags and, of course, lots of Pets.com sock puppets.
Here are some titles from my recent browse of Kinokuniya, on Bryant Park: EyesCream Popeye LUSSW Woofin Gainer Oily Boy (Magazine for Elder Boys) Wink Up Fool's Mate Fudge Men's Fudge Oceans 4 Can Cam Fruits Milk (Le Magazine de Mode Enfantine) These are all reputable, non-pornographic magazines.
You should also close all of your internet browser windows prior to logging back in to clear your recent browse history.
Site factors recorded for each plot included aspect, slope angle, degree of disturbance of the soil profile by cattle and any recent browsing and trampling damage to woody vegetation.
Additional features are the ability to save media files through a long tap and access to your recent browsing history through the back and forward buttons.
Rockerbox's technology includes attribution measurement to determine which ads are driving sales, as well as what it calls a Recency Marketing Platform, which targets advertising based on users' most recent browsing behavior.
After downloading the Fire update, users will be able to control what items appear in the desktop carousel, a widget that displays users' recent browsing and download history.
Your most recent browsing history will be shown at the top of the list.
In apps like New York Philharmonic or London Philharmonic Orchestra, you can browse recent news from the institutions or search coming events, while in another section, YouTube videos await.
Use The Times's annual Best Places to Go in 2013 list, or just browse recent articles in the travel section like these about water parks, a "Top Chef" cruise, surfing in Japan or visiting Gettysburg on the 150th anniversary of the battle.
To plan or just to dream, use The Times's annual Best Places to Go list, browse recent articles in the Travel section like "The Hidden Route to Machu Picchu," or "Roller Coasters Bring a New Kind of Thrill to Vegas," or look at the wonderful reader-submission series "Why We Travel".
