Sentence examples for were browsing from inspiring English sources
verb
To scan, to casually look through in order to find items of interest, especially without knowledge of what to look for beforehand.
As if you were browsing the web.
STEPHANIE EISENBERG Glenda Haberman and her sister June were browsing at Barnes & Noble at Lincoln Square before attending the ballet.
At lunchtime a few shoppers were browsing upmarket boutiques such as L'Occitane, Hobbs, L'Artisan Parfumer Paris and Scottish Cashmere.
By Anthony Lane May 22, 2013 If you came across this footage as you were browsing the Web, you would not immediately know what you were watching.
Mr. Templ and a colleague, Tina Walzer, an art historian, were browsing the Internet on Wednesday evening when they discovered that "Wayside Shrine" was coming up for sale.
At a mountain highway rest stop, tourists were browsing in a souvenir shop and lining up to ride a red-topped gondola to a snowy peak.
The images of herbarium specimens were browsed.
Online images of herbarium specimens of Bauhinia and its allies were browsed.
The manatees' main business is browsing, cowlike, in underwater pastures.
While I was browsing in the chemist, I squawked loudly.
I was browsing her college home page relentlessly.
