Sentences with phrase «even reading a lot of books»

Even reading a lot of books, getting safety tips and taking all the precautions, are not enough to stop them.

Not exact matches

Or even if you spend a lot of time around people who read Harry Potter books, you're likely to start reading them too!

So WHAT IF — the bible is really just a compilation of what ever was equivalent to the NYTimes best sellers at the time and people liked the books so much they read it over and over again and some people even got carried away and treat it as if it was a religion... oh wait... doesn't that notion sound a lot like Scientology?

We don't just read the Bible like a book (or even lots of books), it's not just another book.

I have been reading your blog for a lot longer than even I realised, have recommended it to a load of people and have used many recipes and tips and tricks over the years, just ordered the book on Amazon and can not wait for it to make it's way over to me in Dublin, Ireland, THANK YOU — for putting the metric weights on!

Even if your spouse won't agree to counseling, there are lots of amazing resources online, books you can read and support groups you can join that will at least help you.

Lots of moms loved those books and I love them even more after reading them all to my daughter.

You don't really know what's happening, or going to happen; even if you read a LOT of pregnancy books it's still all unchartered territory.

We had always enjoyed other activities together, but now that he was older, we had even more to choose from... we continued to read lots of books, sing lots of songs, and now we came up with other fun games to play that he was too little to understand before.

So much to consider and so much to still explore, but reading about these schools really did add a lot to those discussions in the woods, even if it was just me quoting from the book to anyone who was nearby - «Did you know that today's college graduate will have as many as seven career paths over the course of their working years?»

This is a lot like how I feel about reading, not in a phonics activity book sort of way, but exposure to books, modeling reading, and «giving it a go» even when they are seemingly too young, because it can never hurt.

Even though you've read a lot of the books on gentle discipline and positive parenting, you still find yourself shouting, criticising, blaming, and all the other things you don't want to be doing.

If you are reading this then you already know that toddlers have a lot of energy and anything that can keep there hands occupied, even for a little, gets kudos in my book!

If you read his (many) books, there are a lot of ideas there that are not implemented but many people even now are trying to achieve.

A lot of you will say, «I don't even have time to spend 15 minutes reading a book!»

For a lot of us, the books — even when we've taken the time to carefully read and study a number of them, as you have — can only take us so far.

I like this idea a lot — how do you find time to read??? I can't even finish 1 magazine within a week and I'm only able to read 2 pages of a book at night before falling asleep:)-RRB- PS — I think what makes this outfit / picture look good is the colors of items / cuts / perfect skin / and (for me!)

I'm not sure what all the weekend will entail but I do plan to spend a lot of time on my favorite kindle reading some books (just finished this book 2 nights ago and I highly recommend it) and maybe even getting up a Christmas tree.

Ta - Nehisi Coates» Black Panther run has been getting a lot of attention over the last year, but that book's spin - off, World Of Wakanda, has proven to be an even more dynamic, compelling read that not enough people are talking abouof attention over the last year, but that book's spin - off, World Of Wakanda, has proven to be an even more dynamic, compelling read that not enough people are talking abouOf Wakanda, has proven to be an even more dynamic, compelling read that not enough people are talking about.

Working at BookPage has a lot of perks, but one of the best, in my opinion, is getting to look at and read great new books before they're even in the stores.

Even though they don't necessarily make a lot of money from libraries, the people who read at libraries will talk about [their books].»

Writing a book doesn't equal people wanting to read it (unfortunately), and I think this is a point a lot of self - publishers — and even some traditionally published authors — don't quite get.

For those seeking even further advice, the book can be purchased with a premium upgrade accessing audio content and a personal session with Joanna Penn, but my own reading of this new book sufficed to fill in a lot of holes in my own marketing plans.

However — book bloggers are a very busy lot with huge SUBs (Stapel ungelesener Bücher = «piles of unread books»), so many of them might not often stop by on the site to search for even more books to read.

Can you even imagine spending long hours for reading an unknown book, analysing it and putting in nice words a review about it that will be a lot of pages?

I do book reviews in my free time and it saddens me how well - researched non-fiction books like «Living Buddhas (the self - mummified monks of Yamagata, Japan)» have no Amazon reviews while others that I wouldn't read even if they were for free have lots of reviews.

There are a lot of people out there who derive an almost physical pleasure from sitting down with a physical copy of a good book anticipating a pleasant evening of reading (myself included), and I think those folks are going to continue to demand hard copy books.

«We [and publishers] have been sensitive to the value of the book,» he said, adding: «Even people that buy ebooks still read a lot of physical books --(which is) very different from other industries.»

«We were finding that a lot of teachers and educators, and even librarians, were using pop - up books in their classrooms or for reading time,» Sabuda says.

On the greatest unexpected reward to arise from writing these books: «One of the things that I hear a lot and is such an enormous privilege is when people say to me that they read history now or go to museums now or have even started rowing or they want to go back to school to get their BA or MA.

There are a LOT of authors who are writing books good enough to be bestsellers but aren't able to get even a few dozen people to read their books and see for themselves.

For a lot of authors, even a handful of people reading your book is a win.

Because even if a lot of you out there aren't much better than our menfolk, at least there's a chance that you might change, once you've read my book!

Even a two or three star review should mean «There were a lot of issues, but the book is still worth reading.»

Unfortunately Amazon makes lock - in easy, so a lot of people don't avail themselves of other options, even other eBook options which are easy if you use a tablet or phone to read on — that's why I purchase both Nook and Kindle books, and a lot of my SF directly from Baen eBooks where I can sideload them to my iPad.

No, a lot of it is structuring the metadata contained within the book, just like improving support for layout / dictionary / translation / x - ray / etc involves improving the structure of the content; I doubt if even a quarter of my Kindle books realize they're part of a series, or have their original publication dates embedded so they can be read in published order, etc..

I think, no matter what kind of book you're writing, we should be able to agree that it would be nice to get some people to read it, and it would be even nicer to get lots of people to read it.

Our understanding of digital books would be much better if we spent less time wondering about how we might read them, and a lot more time thinking about the ways in which we may use them without necessarily, or even at all, reading them.

But if you spend a lot of time reading books, I still think e-ink readers do that job better than anything else (even better than physical books, if you ask me).

So reading through a lot of investing books — even the best ones — and other resources to get through the best ideas is quite a task.

It is at my arms length because even though I needed to read a lot of books to make sure I knew what I was doing, most companies I end up buying shares of are no brainer...

Even after all these years, and a lot of reading of psychology books and talking to people familiar with mental disorders.

I even read many books to try different methods, but none of them seamed to cater toward adult dogs that may have been abused and have a lot of fear.

I read a lot of travel books and there are still a few excellent travel magazines, but even fiction can offer a look at a completely different way of life in another part of the world.

Greg Bear hinted that the spartan - IIs have some connection to one of the characters in the forerunner novels, and there's lots of speculation that Halsey herself could even be the librarian reincarnated (read the books to get what I mean).

I've read a lot of climate / energy books over the past couple of years (trying to glean how to get the message across to the public); this is one of the two best books on the subject you will find, even if you aren't involved in the issue at all.

I generally try to avoid pushing books here, even though I read a lot of books.

Make no doubt about it, even if you're reading all day and even downloading lots of books to your Kindle, it would be really difficult to totally drain the battery in a single day.

All of your ideas are great: — RRB - I especially like having a lot of blankets and candles: — RRB - Love sitting in the evening by the candlelight, being covered with a soft blanket and reading a good book: — RRB - That» a my idea of cosiness: — RRB - Anita recently posted... My happy place