browserin a sentence
- The browser was already open; someone had forgotten to sign out.† (source)
- Wang entered the address for the game into the browser.† (source)
- Shoto opened a browser window in the air beside us.† (source)
- Constant browsers would be constantly sick if they were eating a toxic plant.† (source)
- Then I disable my browser's history, and type in the URL with trembling fingers.† (source)
- A stained tablecloth divided Cinder from browsers as they shuffled past.† (source)
- The browser was open.† (source)
- I search her Internet browser history.† (source)
- The screen showed a standard browser display, and an unseen hand typed in the url for a website called SurfSight.† (source)
- "There's no icon for a browser."† (source)
- Scott staved up watching TV, and I'd forgotten to delete my browser history.† (source)
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- Except for the hour each evening that he enabled the browser on his phone and disappeared down the byways of the internet.† (source)
- Then my browser borked and when I opened up my Sent folder, nothing was there.† (source)
- Salander closed her browser and shut down her PowerBook.† (source)
- She hit a browser button by mistake and got a home page for The Boston Globe.† (source)
- It was a slim volume, and its position on the shelf wasn't exactly prime: crowded on the left by an overweight biography of a minor actress, and on the right by the once-bestselling novel of an author that everyone had since forgotten, it hardly left its spine visible to even the most rigorous browser.† (source)
- He stirred the cream and sugar into the thermal carafe and paced back and forth, muttering soundless words and flipping through the red book with the casual air of a bookstore browser.† (source)
- And then you hit send, log out, and quit the browser.† (source)
- He opened the Internet browser and typed a name into the search box.† (source)
- When the last bits are in place, the programme is integrated with his Internet browser.† (source)
- She made her Web browser window visible to me and spun it around.† (source)
- I closed the browser and stared at the wallpaper behind the screen.† (source)
- I moved to open a different browser but stopped when I saw my name.† (source)
- You sit at the computer, open the browser, and log in.† (source)
- A few minutes later, a red waveform appeared in the browser window, moving in step with the other three.† (source)
- When I closed down the browser window with his calendar in it, there was his email account, logged in, laid bare.† (source)
- But this hour was tightly regulated, and when it ended, a timer would set off an alarm, a gentle, windy chime, as though from the breezy planet of some blue-shimmering science fiction priestess, and he would electronically lock away his browser and not browse again on his phone until the following day.† (source)
- Yes, I would like to restart the browser, you piece of—and thank you ever so much for choosing this exact second to crash!† (source)
- He knows how to delete browser histories and whatever, he can cover his tracks perfectly well, but I know that I turned the computer off before I left.† (source)
- He didn't explain to Wang what he was doing, his eyes locked onto the browser window on the notebook.† (source)
- Her pupils began to dart around, focused on the space in front of her, and I realized she was looking something up in a browser window.† (source)
- "The behaviour you're describing-reading your emails, going through your Internet browser history-you describe all this as though it is commonplace, as though it is normal.† (source)
- I tapped another icon, and a large two-dimensional Web browser window appeared, suspended in space directly in front of me.† (source)
- The words on the screen were small, confined to a tiny text box in the corner of the browser, but somehow they seemed to swallow the room.† (source)
- I hesitated for a moment over the keyboard—struck by a premonition that this was information I might regret knowing—then typed "Ruby Ridge" into the browser.† (source)
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