browse through a book

As we were browsing through a book, we heard "Surprise!"

"I'll browse through a book, turn 100 pages, and maybe come up with two ideas," Mr. Harris said.

Uncharacteristically, he is browsing through a book - David McCullough's Truman biography.

I was sprawling in a woolly robe, browsing through a book, when there was a knock on the door, and the- maid looked in.

After browsing through a book to select a style, a customer selects from among dozens of fabrics, buttons and trims, many of which are smart knockoffs of designer wares.

If you've never seen any Celtic art, the flowing spirals and triskelia of the Gauls, the beautiful lacings and braidings of the Irish monks, by all means do yourself a favour and browse through a book about them in a library or bookshop.

At the Saloon, a restaurant at 64th Street and Broadway, Christopher Todd, a roller-skating waiter, downed a tankard of ginger ale and browsed through a book, "The Right Use of Will: Healing and Evolving the Emotional Body."

I was seated at my desk, browsing through a book entitled The Mirager: His Powers and Responsibilities, when I came across it, the passage that made a mockery of everything Zerise had said about Sarana and Shirin and me.

They noted that along with making Internet access more democratic, available to people who can't afford computers, Leo also lets people get onto the Internet anonymously, allowing searchers to gather information on illnesses or problems as untraceably as if they had browsed through a book in the library's great reading room.

"My dad is quite competent, but my mother is here also; she's almost as much my coach as my dad, so it's not like I'm here all alone," said Williams, whose younger sister, Serena, browsed through a book in the friends' box while Venus soldiered through the first set.