Sentences with phrase «little reading»

I really like the bench detail in the living room little reading nook in the attic / bedroom.

There is very little reading in my math classes other than definitions, and we mostly do group reading in my science classes.

In the years to come, it'll make a great little reading corner for toddlers, too.

Kids are in there sharing pictures via the computer, listening to music and doing very little reading these days.

I think it would make a great little reading nook with possible built in benches.

This was a nice little read, I love looking at new trends and especially new looks from some of the best designers!

How could I create a cozy little reading nook where I could enjoy a quick cup of tea and a few pages of a novel while the kids are at school?

The course was composed by our professional comedian instructors and it's fully animated with very little reading required.

This cute little reading corner is a favorite of mine.

Those really are pretty, and I can imagine a sweet little reading nook on my porch with them floating overhead!

Once we got the cabinet, it inspired a comfy little reading nook!

There may indeed come a day when printed books and magazines have been gone for so long, that nobody cares how little reading a digital document resembles reading one printed on paper.

There is very little reading involved in the basic game play.

It was a nice short little read for those who you need to help understand what you are going through.

The villa has a pretty little reading nook with a splendid collection of books.

It's a fascinating little read that will be continued in a second part which will go live tomorrow.

There is little reading during the course and the course is mainly animated and has some videos.

Then I'll have a cozy little reading nook!

Our defensive driving course is animated and has videos with very little reading required.

I'm half way through the book and it is a great little read!

The course is completely audio / visual so there is very little reading involved.

I did very little reading the summer before I started college.

Now, every day of my life is dedicated to deaf dog awareness, thanks to the amazing little Read More

I've inherited a Nook, but have done very little reading on it.

Rather than having a cupboard for bits and bobs, this hall benefits from a cool little reading nook.

I'd love to incorporate a fun little reading nook in the nursery for us (mommy and daddy), grandparents, or Lilly to read to the baby.

Frankly little we read surprised us.

(Houghton Miflin) A little reading matter for Boris Johnson?

An intimate, cozy spot off the lobby, furnished with dark wood, heavy drapes, and comfy chairs, with some tucked away into little reading nooks — very library-esque.

i am easy going, fun and talk but i am only deaf proudly but my kids is hearing no matter i can little read lip and sign language no matter god knows..

Each of the 100 things is presented in a two - to - three page tidbit, mixed with humor and philosophy, making the book both a helpful resource and a delightful little read.

That said, Abbott is a heck of writer, and this a very mean and tight little read.

It's an interesting little read.

Outside of class - time hours, there will likely be very little reading pre-class material.

My MIL gave us the little storage bench and I thought it made for the perfect little reading spot for when Brielle gets a little older.

My New Little Reading Spot = -.

I have very little Read more...

3) Do you own a tablet — Yes, although I do very little reading on it.

Inspire your child to read more with a cute little reading corner.

I would love just a cute little reading nook to call my OWN... LOVE LOVE HomeGoods, it's my latest addiction!!!

Sydney and Hannah created a sweet little reading corner.

Designer Joe Lucas recovered the client's own chair with a Holland & Sherry plaid to create a comfy little reading spot.

It's a good little read.

Have you ever dreamt of having a cozy little reading nook in the middle of your house?

In chapter after chapter, the author, a professor of English at Emory University, rails at how little they know, how little they read, and how their fascination with screens (television and computer) fails to produce learning.

It's a cool little read and they name a handful of their favourite games, some of which are US exclusive.