Sentence examples similar to to leaf through something from inspiring English sources

Which is why, unless you are given to browsing the reading material tucked into the gift bag you brought home from your last charity ball or are looking for something to leaf through during your commuter helicopter or limousine ride, you may not have heard of M.A.R., the year-old handbook on "stylish living for the urban suburbanite".

To leaf through the covers of The Parisianer, produced "as an artistic wink" to ours, is to learn something about Paris today, both deadened by visitors and residents who insist that it remain a museum, and vibrant with ideas and synthesizers.

He began to leaf through the case materials.

To leaf through its illuminated pages is to watch the child grow to manhood.

If ever I feel alone or isolated I only need to leaf through those for inspiration.

Time, perhaps, to leaf through Tom Fort's rather optimistically titled book A303: Highway to the Sun.

The general urged his United Nations counterpart to leaf through each document.

The photography and illustrations make this particularly inspiring to leaf through.

Instead, I picked up a magazine from the pile and began to leaf through it.

There wasn't even a surf mag to leaf through while grimacing sympathetically.

It is always tempting when hearing unfamiliar work to leaf through the programme for contextual clues.