| Rather, it would seem much more felicitous to use it as a reference book, to be dipped into or browsed again and again. |
| In the examples that I've browsed through, the exploitation of an advantage can only be achieved, if at all, by the most precise play. |
| A trickle of punters browsed the market in Parliament Street and department stores were eerily quiet. |
| We talked about school, friends, family and browsed among all these various topics, usually complaining or moaning about them in some way. |
| Bargain hunters browsed around the vast array of stalls selling anything from sunglasses to framed and franked Adolf Hitler stamps! |
| I bought an iced latte and a yummy vanilla caramel stick thing at Starbucks, browsed the magazines and went on my merry way. |
