leaf through造句

For some books are not for you to leaf through and dip into, but for you to think through.

But this doesn't give you the right to leaf through a checkbook or what is obviously personal correspondence.

Real scientists, after all, do not leaf through Newton's "Principia Mathematica" to solve contemporary problems in physics.

Shaking a little, Karp began to leaf through a copy of the binder the museum had sent Blum, which I had brought to the gallery.

We cannot leaf through documents without permission, even if the documents are just lying on the table, let alone plagiarize them, " Wen said."

I abandon the bright, orderly kitchen table and kick back on the couch. With the TV babbling, a snack in hand and my feet on the coffee table, I leaf through the Study Guide lackadaisically.