| Drinking his orange juice he watches her flick through a Vogue, stopping to examine the androgynous, sinewy form of some teenage model. |
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| A quick flick through the big monthly computer mags reveals a few ads from dealers still pushing the software. |
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| I'd flick through my telephone book and escape my confines by chatting on the telephone to people in England. |
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| A flick through the reference manual quickly reveals that Hewlett's remarks have solid foundations. |
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| You can shake it to shuffle songs and turn it sideways to watch music and flick through album covers. |
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| The advantages that the Nordic consumers highlight are that the catalogues give a better overview and are easy to flick through. |
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| Imagine being able to page through websites, write an email, flick through photos or watch a film. |
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| Page through websites, write an email, flick through photos, or watch a movie with just the touch of a finger. |
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| And House of Leaves is a massively fun book to flick through, no question. |
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| By this he was trying to say that its convenient format allows readers to pick it up and idly flick through one of the nine the punchily written sections. |
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| It's so much easier to flick through pages than it is to negotiate the web. |
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| I'm going to flick through these fairly quickly, but look for that consistency in pattern. |
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| There are 6 sets of quick slot bars and you can flick through them using the Page Up and Page Down keys. |
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| To browse through the filtered list, flick through the list or slide your finger up or down the list slowly. |
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| When a book is released I flick through a few magazines and if I find something, buy the magazine, cut out the review, and add it to my scrap books. |
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| A quick flick through Time Out will show you a cornucopia of options. |
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| A quick flick through their biogs show lads from London, Sussex and St Albans. |
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| Tables of contents at the beginning of books must be more thorough than in texts for sighted readers, because Braille readers can't flick through the pages to find what they're looking for. |
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| A flick through An Apology for Idlers bears no fruit. |
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| It provides an alternate window-switcher to the standard Windows Alt-Tab. WinFlip displays all open windows in a 3D stack, which the user can flick through and select using either keyboard or mouse. |
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| While it may be fascinating to flick through the catalogue with the 110 models currently in circulation and study the various periods of validity and security features, it is not practical to operate with such a catalogue. |
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| You get a manual that you can flick through whenever you need help. |
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| Flick through a list of his bestselling books and you will soon pick up on the common thread running through them. |
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