Sentences with phrase «read big words»

Take an anthropology course, that is, if you can read big words yet.

Ken I know reading big words is difficult but the statement was his w many Pl & CL titles wenger won without GG defence and it's 1 not 3 in over 29 years

First of all, all 13 games (Not 15 like you said, but apparently you have a hard time reading big words) that are «AAA» titles are full blown games.

Not exact matches

Did you bother actually reading it, or were the words too big for you?

I guess you just do not have the reading comprehension levels needed to understand a post that uses them thar big words.

In big, bold, burning, red letters across the top it read: «GOD HATES...» and then scattered around the rest of the board were groups of people that God hates: liars, cheaters, atheists, drunks, adulterers, and gays (he used a different word, which I won't include here).

Self - education, especially in terms of religious education, was the biggest reason for the erosion of the type of priesthood power that lead to the Crusades and the Inquisition, as people no longer had to take the priests at their word... they could read the Bible for themselves and discern truth from lies.

Based on your dialogue, it seems to me, and I'm making a big assumption, that you read the Bible without considering the context of the words.

I have read through the comments here and I feel a bit overwhelmed by the technicalities and big words.

You have to take all the advanced math courses, like calculus and trig, and read a lot of books with big words in them, and then spend time doing experiments and research projects until you begin to grasp the underlying concepts.

And that is why we need to know the big words today... if we are going to read the old theologians.

These three chapters alone are worth the price of the book as they provide a big - picture overview of how to read and view Scripture, and give us insight into what C. S. Lewis thought about the Word of God and specifically, about the fulfillment of prophecies.

I suggest that Santorum read the entire New Testament of the Bible... And pay particularly close attention to the words in red that Jesus said... After he's finished... I expect him to apologize for the many errors he has made in his Presidential campaign... The biggest one of them all... is of course trying to use Jesus Christ as a political tool... Shame on Santorum!

The writers are just banking that the people reading their explanations will be so overwhelmed by all the big words they use that they'll give up any attempt of actually making sense out of it, and just take it on faith that it works.

The Archbishop of Canterbury's big chance to make a substantial contribution to the debate on the Bill's second reading: an extempore intervention (that it was unprepared is indicated by the barely coherent assertion that «any lack of clarity in this area seems fatally compromising and ambiguous») of 124 words.

I consider myself a dreamer — I have big dreams of becoming a writer whose words will leave an impact on those who read them; and I have dreams of travelling the world (Europe in particular).

After reading one of Chris» «big game day» posts, I found out the actual word for the «big game» is trademarked and pretty much anyone that uses it while not directly sponsoring «the big game» can be sued.

this is such a classic, a real ringer... the real deal in other words... I am not a big fan of tomato aspic as some folks serve it up, all shaped in cute little molds with tart, tangy overtones in a base of beef bullion... but reads and looks to be the best aspic I have seen... got get to making it soon... gonna tell everyone my Georgian cousin gave me the recipe...

I've always been idealistic, so there was a big part of me that dreamt about being a real writer, and having my words impact those who read them.

There are about eight big plays or so that he made including his two sacks against the Ravens that I am going to point out to you so you can understand exactly why he is getting the Hoss Of The Week for Week 9, but in the interest of not boring the hell out of you with too many words (reading is hard), I will try to make the descriptions of those plays as brief as possible.

Every word he read or wrote during the two years he spent researching and writing the book had to be enlarged and projected onto what looks like a big television screen.

We haven't read every word of Monday's Gazzetta dello Sport yet, but there's certainly no big report on it in there either.

1) read the article... 67mil pound not 94.5 2) big old LOL if you think you'd get more than Messi's boots for that 3) can fans please stop hanging on every word of Presidents / Managers who put on a front for their clubs?

Yesterday, I was just reading comments after the match and I couldn't say anything cos words fail me... however, from now on I now strongly believe Wenger can't win a big trophy for Arsenal..

Having the said that reading the words «Brazilian playmaker» historically is always an exciting prospect and although it's not top of the shopping list Bernard would without a doubt add exuberance and flair to an Arsenal side criticised for lacking that special player in the big games.

In other words, while we wait around for Big Food... [Continue reading]

Use sidewalk chalk to write action words like «spin» and «sing» and «clap» in a big circle, then either read them to your child or help them sound them out, depending on their reading level.

We've read it so many times that Big Brother -LCB- age 5.5 -RCB- can recite the words without even cracking open the book.

The pictures are bright with big font so I can actually read the words.

read slowly and sound out each syllable of the big words.

Although people with dyslexia may struggle with the fine - processing skills of reading and writing, often unintentionally interchanging letters and words, they can excel at «big picture» thinking.

So pleased to read a well written article for a change, one that cares about content and style, especially all the «big words.»

My twins, David and Lydia, 6, are like 2 halfs of the whole, David lives and breathes numbers while Lydia prefers words writing and reading, so im guessing numbers and language would both be a big hit in our house!

Word on the street is that Antwan «Big Boi» Patterson is convinced that Lee Daniels is the... Read More

Woody Harrelson as Haymitch does a bit of angsting; Elizabeth Banks as Effie in her trademark overblown peplums gets an emotional closeup near the end after a few nondescript scenes; Stanley Tucci as smarmy broadcaster Caesar flickers briefly on the big screen while issuing a video news bulletin; we even get a glimpse or two of the late great Philip Seymour Hoffman as Plutarch Heavensbee who, in a nice farewell touch, has almost the last word in his final missive to Katniss which is read aloud.

It appears that many of the leading tweeters in education policy are «arrogant / distant,» meaning we are «well read» and «use big words.»

March Is Nutrition Month March Music Signs of Spring Lonely Clouds in the Sky Name That Food Group Fruit and Vegetable Puppet Fun Our Breakfast Big Book Nutrition Month Read - Alouds Silly Seeds A Windy Walk Rainbow Dancing Tasty Kites Spring Weather Words Beautiful Seeds Plants Drink Up Water I Seed You!

Gamification is that extra question you fit in at the end of the Reading Comprehension task which makes the learners read between the lines, that vertical word - code you elicit on completion of the big crosswords which triggers the students» sense of discovery, and that time hint you insert to help them with where to focus on the video clip to answer the close - watching questions!

They will know how to put them together to make simple words that use regular straightforward letter - sound correspondences, and they will be starting to be able to read bigger unknown words using digraphs (combinations of two letters that makes a single sound).

His conclusion: It appears that many of the leading tweeters in education policy are «arrogant / distant,» meaning we are «well read» and «use big words.»

I'm a big proponent of the Picture Word Inductive Model as a strategy for English Language Learners to develop reading and writing skills (I describe it in detail in this month's ASCD Educational Leadership in my article, Get Organized Around Assets).

When approaching an unfamiliar word during whole group instruction (e.g. big book, shared reading), teachers can refer to an anchor chart and think aloud, «I don't know this word.

For example, teachers use reading strategies like chunking words or looking at pictures to help learners access bigger concepts like word recognition or inference and comprehension.

First, while students are seated at the rug, the teacher reads a big book and models concepts of print skills such as reading from left to right, top to bottom, pointing to each word and briefly stopping for periods.

Sample Activities: Add To: Result Unknown (within 100) Take From: Result Unknown (within 100) Math Read Aloud Task Cards: One Hunter P. Bear's New Year's Party The Napping House Two of Everything Also included in 2nd Grade Math Centers: Word Problems (within 100): Add to: Change Unknown Add To: Start Unknown Take From: Change Unknown Take From: Start Unknown Put Together / Take Apart: Total Unknown Put Together / Take Apart: Addend Unknown Compare: Difference Unknown Compare: Bigger Unknown Compare: Smaller Unknown Mixed Addition / Subtraction Two Step

You can also combine one - syllable words that follow these patterns to have your students reading compound «big» words in no time.

The size is not that much bigger than the Paperwhite, the form factor is odd and uncomfortable to hold for long reading sessions, the inverted color option made the words blurry and you had to go thru too many steps to get the audiobook function to work.

The Big 5 or any traditional publisher will give the author no say and choose an illustrator who can imagine what no one else could possibly imagine from the words, and they might draw a child bouncing on a bed with crumpled sheets as waves, and the pet dog, representing the shark, jumping in the bed as well — creating a far more rewarding reading and visual literacy experience for the reader.

In other words, another trick indies were using to out - perform the traditionally published novels (from what I've read and seen in the Kindle Store, few Big 6 publishers were willing to sign the exclusivity clause Amazon required for participation in Select).

«Real» cameras are still much better than in - phone cameras; the right device to carry in your pocket, as a phone or PDA, will always be worse to read on than a device with a bigger screen, which in turn is too big to fit in your pocket; keyboards are simply better than little thumbpads for entering more than a few words, and any device with a real keyboard has to be a certain size.