Sentences with phrase «read at least the pages»

I think it would be polite to read at least the pages you refer to, if not the whole book before criticising it.

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His chapters are short, his ideas generally compelling, and you'll draw at least one or two subjects for water cooler discussion with each few pages read,» says Schluep of this choice.

So my goal was to write at least a hundred pages that anybody in the world could read and would instantly be brought up to speed on how did the United States financial system come into being.

I love Allah and everyone I swear I want to see everyone who reads this in heaven, don't get mad do me a favor and please just like we Muslims respect ur book respect ours, go and find a Quran translated in English and read read at least the first 10 pages then listen to a reciter his name Is sheikh al maher al Miakli, then ask ur self why am I hear if u will not sacrifice for god (Allah) s sake why did he Jesus say or sins our forgiven and let us do whatever we want here without purpose and give us heaven.

Please go to page 46 of this thread and read the last post by David Johnson (at least until the «Cheers!»

«Reading Zealot was a very troubling experience for me because there was an historical error on at least every third page.

In case you haven't read the About Me page, I used to eat at least 3 Hershey bars a day, and my childhood nicknames usually involved a candy of some sort.

I also read at least 20 pages in whatever book I am currently reading.

A 60,000 - page report issued yesterday (you can read a 49 - page summary here) by UCHC found Das guilty of 145 counts of fabrication and falsification of data, involving at least 23 papers and 3 grant applications.

http://www.whrc.org/carbon/missingc.htm It is also worth noting that zeroing out CO2 emissions requires not only cessation of fossil fuel burning it also requires cessation of changes in land use which I believe account for about 20 % of CO2 emissions (at least that's my reading of the Woods Hole page).

I am very very wary of any advice Dr. Mercola has to offer; he does not seem like a very credible source of health advice or information (read his Wikipedia page), at least not to me.

Now, after spending (at least) 7 hours over the past two days reading pages and pages of your blog, as well as trying out a couple recipes, I'm going to get serious about this KetoDiet.

Or, at least table the reading of this post and wait until after Father's Day to open this particular page back up.

I'm determined to read at least 20 pages per day.

But if you feel compelled to do it anyway, at least read FraudAid's legal responsibility page, first.

The way the visuals push the plot forward is only something that can be experienced, and while I haven't read the books (at least yet anyway), I am curious as to how a tale like this is told on the page.

And in fact if that's what your after, maybe read Thomas Pynchon's book first, because at least there you can earmark pages and underline names.

I'm the least qualified to discuss anything at all about Harry Potter, as I've read a mere ten pages of the first book, and only recently caught up with the films.

Includes: Many worksheets on: Labelling houses Matching furniture to rooms Prepositions and room locations Common ER verbs Listening and Speaking activities Reading and Writing activities Detailed Day - to - Day Unit plans for at least 25 classes (50 mins) Vocabulary page 5 a day questions to go with unit Board Game - Snakes and Ladders theme Crossword, Word search, Maze and Unscramble Unit Quizzes and Tests Flash cards with pictures Ideas / Sites for Technology Integration 4 Day Project with Rubric, booklet template and note for parents Access information to my classroom website to see the materials being used in the classroom and complimentary resources I have found for this unit.

When I taught high - school social studies, like so many of my colleagues, I required students to write at least three pages a week commenting on what we had read and discussed in class.

One challenged reader, Barry, arrived at his remedial reading session with a journal page that had at least six signatures crammed into the tiny box.

Also, the book is very densely packed with information; I don't exaggerate when I say I learned something new and fascinating on nearly every page that I wanted to burn into my memory, and at least for me that was an impossible task for a single read - through.

The sample pages I read were compelling enough that I wanted to at least ask if you could see it in your heart please to share the rest of the story with me.

I have little patience for those complaining about Amazon at least trying to normalize payments to authors based on number of pages read instead of times a title is read to 10 %.

It's a short read at only 200 pages, and I can guarantee one thing: Beatrice and Virgil will at least leave you thinking.

Some of us are already so hooked on reading that we can't imagine our lives without at least a few books on the go; believe it or not, others need a little extra motivation to flip those pages (literally or digitally).

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I have been trying to blog at least once a week, and even if nobody reads / comments, the post feeds automatically to my Goodreads page, which will get a good amount of views.

Everything from pay - as - you - read page view models to open, unlimited consumption have been tried, but nothing seems to have taken hold, at least not in a way like... well... Netflix or Spotify.

Each full charge lasts only a few hundred pages and we have to recharge at least once a day when reading a book.

they would first need at least one of the following for me to buy another one: - Natural lighting (for reading at night)- higher screen to bezel ratio - higher ppi - faster refresh rate when changing pages - then water proofing

I do not think it is an exaggeration to say that Far From the Tree by Andrew Solomon is the most fascinating book I have read in 2012 — or at least it is so far, and I'm only 120 pages in (out of about 700 pages of text... there are also 701 footnotes and an extensive bibliography and index).

I have no way to track borrows, and it'll be a while before the page reads kick into high gear since those are always delayed, but I believe I'm getting at least one borrow for every sale.

Like Deby's mother, he still reads but will reread the same page many times and has little recollection of what he's read - but at least he can control the pace at which he reads, whereas TV is just becoming a frustrating blur of action.

Also, be sure they read and edit your genre, and get at least 4 - 5 pages edited as a sample — 10 or 15 would be much better.

At least you know that when you need to look something up, you'll be able to dive in and quickly jump in to page columns to read the details and so on, with minimal fuss.

With a novel, this will almost always mean an edited full manuscript; in nonfiction, I'd generally want to read at least the fundamental elements of a proposal (outline, sample pages, etc.).

According to the forum thread, Asus representatives have been less than helpful in diagnosing the problem so far, telling at least one individual to turn on Wi - Fi to assist the GPS reading, but the company has indirectly acknowledged the issue by removing «GPS» from the Transformer Prime specifications page at its US website.

That means, as a traditionally published author with equivalent page reads (or at least, pages paid for), you would have made $.0022 per page.

I'm not positive that Kindle Short Reads includes Children's ebooks or non-fiction books, and if it doesn't, this would add on at least another 100,000 books (bringing it up from 40 % of the books being under 100 pages to 50 % of the books being under 100 pages).

Despite articles with titles like «Amazon set to pay self - published authors as little as $ 0.006 per page read,» it turns out that for now at least, Amazon seems to be paying very close to what they would be paid if someone bought the book.

If you read in Page Flip, please leave for regular view at least at the end of the book.

While I would ideally like to see integration with the nook device, at least to the point of syncing up the last - read page in a given book, that's still not to be found so far.

Again, keep in mind that the vast majority of the 3.2 billion September KU page reads — at least 75 - 80 % of them — will be from titles in the Amazon.com US store.

With most websites these days (including CrackBerry.com) having pretty tall headers and long pages, it means you're doing a lot of scrolling in landscape mode, and if you tilt the PlayBook sideways to browse in portrait mode the text is so small you can't read it without first zooming in (at least the PlayBook's web browser makes this an easy task with a quick double tap).

PS for Jim — if you are referring to http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/abs/10.1175/1520-0442%282004%29017%3C4045%3ATETWIT%3E2.0.CO%3B2 then you should page down and read the citing papers, or at least scan them.

Read down the page, at least until you reach this illustration: http://www.ossfoundation.us/projects/environment/global-warming/myths/global-warming-is-only-part-human-caused/image

Sure it's a short time period, but nothing in any alarmist prediction or IPCC report hinted that there was any possibility that for even so short a time as 15 years warming might cease (at least not in the last IPCC report, which I have read nearly every page of).

No student who read at least 4 whole pages of the book (maybe as few as 2) could have been mislead.

pg 10 (at least please read this one page — mainly about untruths and manipulations of the world US public regarding Nuclear energy) «I am saying that the global energy discussion should be based on facts, not on myths»