Sentences with phrase «read the story out»

Here are 11 beloved titles to choose from!As a mom, you may love to cuddle up with your little one and read a story out loud.

For younger children, read stories out loud that invoke their imaginations.

Inkheart Every time Mo «Silvertongue» Folchart (Brendan Faser) reads a story out loud, a character from the story magically enters our world.

Sometimes, journalists or talk show hosts will make actors read these stories out loud, as a «funny» joke.

You might say the filmmakers read the story out of the book and onto the screen.

So next time you read a story out loud to the whole class, play the imagination game: have students close their eyes and concentrate on imagining what they're hearing.

I'm a little late coming to the Go the F *** to Sleep party, but this video of Werner Herzog reading the story out loud is pretty darn hilarious.

And now that my books are in audio form, I can vouch for the read your story out loud!

In one cool feature, Nookcolor will read a story out loud, which seems like a great advantage for tired parents.

Invite children to cook with you, to read a story out loud to the baby, to fold their own socks plus baby socks etc... Say thank you and express appreciation for their assistance.

Not exact matches

Read enough of these stories — as well as the avalanche of posts and articles out there urging you to up your productivity by getting up early — and you're bound to feel a little guilty if you're not naturally up and at»em at dawn.

«They'd rather have videos of people telling stories about their loved one than maybe a priest just sort of reading just out loud,» he said.

The new service would ask readers to subscribe to the news platform after they read 10 or more articles in a month — or else they would be locked out of viewing additional stories for the remainder of the month.

Read Inc.'s story on Friendster to find out what happens when a winner - takes - all flames out.

My Fortune colleague Erika Fry (also my partner - in - crime for our April cover story on big data, biology, and digital health, which I really hope you'll take some time to read) reports on some ways to look out for your brain.

For anyone who wants to read the best damn feature out there on this debate — and on the epic story of the effort to find a worthy Alzheimer's drug — I recommend this 2015 Fortune classic by my colleague Erika Fry: «Can Biogen Beat The Memory Thief?»

«As we speak,» he says, «eight out of 10 journalists in the nation's capital are chasing a story about the long - form census, and, according to a poll I read this morning, 50 % of Canadians don't care about it.»

Here — for your reading pleasure — is a countdown of the year's most - viewed stories about far - out technologies and the entrepreneurs who are dreaming them up.

Here in Atlanta, the local list was recently published, and as I read some of the company stories, one stood out to me.

Fewer reporters are churning out more articles, trying to reel people in with must - read stories and (often, sadly) click bait headlines.

And after you are done, read «Bearing down,» a just - in - case Canadian Business cover story that lays out what the market's baddest bad news bears advise you to do to prepare yourself for when the sky starts falling.

I have an email out to JLab support, as an insert in the box explicitly says to contact them and not return to the retailer, however I am now wondering if I should just send these directly back to Amazon after reading some of the return / exchange stories here.

Because of the extreme leverage, the Federal Reserve and Wall Street investment banks had to bail the fund out in order to prevent widespread financial havoc.If you want to read a fantastic story about LTCM, we recommend you check out When Genius Failed.

Read her story to find out how she has meshed her business and health background into a rewarding career.

This may read like background used to fill out a story, but it is actually quite significant.

There are many stories out there about people who have [Read More]

Check out their full press release or read the story from CoinDesk.

Each evening, after my parents had finished reading the papers, I studiously cut out relevant news stories from the Edmonton Journal, the Morinville Mirror and St. Albert Gazette, and glued them into a scrapbook.

Read their story to find out how getting involved in the #PureBarreFamily helped them follow their dreams.

Read more of her story and find out her tips for someone considering studio ownership themselves.

It's an old story for the security industry that has played out numerous times in the past: a new technology arrives on the back of... Read More»

We've all read the stories of Jesus gathering circles of people to himself as he travelled, calling them out of fishing boats and trees and jobs.

I read this story, and tears just streamed out of my eyes.

Having been raised catholic, I can tell you that there's a cycle of good stories they rotate through every 4 years, leaving out some of the beautiful goodies that would make you think you were reading some kind of bible fan fiction (for bible fan fiction, look up the apocrypha).

Their creepy doctrinesa are another story as is their desire to be out from under the cloud of «cult» status that has existed since Joseph Smith started talking to angels and reading through special goggles to get his Book of Mormon.

It is clear you did not read it with an eye towards finding out the truth of what was written, or you wouldn't have bothered reading all those made up stories only to proclaim you were a christian at a later point.

Read the story abut CHRIST JESUS casting out Legion.

Holiness for me was found in the mess and labour of giving birth, in birthday parties and community pools, in the battling sweetness of breastfeeding, in the repetition of cleaning, in the step of faith it took to go back to church again, in the hours of chatting that have to precede the real heart - to - heart talks, in the yelling at my kids sometimes, in the crying in restaurants with broken hearted friends, in the uncomfortable silences at our bible study when we're all weighing whether or not to say what we really think, in the arguments inherent to staying in love with each other, in the unwelcome number on the scale, in the sounding out of vowels during bedtime book reading, in the dust and stink and heat of a tent city in Port au Prince, in the beauty of a soccer game in the Haitian dust, in the listening to someone else's story, in the telling of my own brokenness, in the repentance, in the secret telling and the secret keeping, in the suffering and the mourning, in the late nights tending sick babies, in confronting fears, in the all of a life.

If you haven't had a chance to read the story, check it out.

I saw that young mother read stories to her infant son, not out of obligation, but because it made her happy to read to her baby boy.

Someone had typed up a few pages to read aloud, another two spoke from the heart, another had written out her story long - hand onto lined papers that she dropped one after another onto the gym floor as she finished another page, a fluttering of falling, stained with tears.

Thank you so much for pouring your stories out for us to read.

Why don't you read the story of st. Maximilian Kobe and tell me the Catholic Church was out to save Nazi war criminals.

You can also read my story, The Liberation of Sophia... about how I came out theologically, escaped, and became free!

While the epic contains a flood story I have to disagree with Mr. George, I challenge you to read the Gilgamesh flood tale and Noahs flood and point out how they follow each other.

But far from being a drudgery of a read, this exploration of The Great Migration (the movement of African Americans out of the Southern United States to the Midwest, Northeast and West between 1915 and 1970) is a total page - turner, full of fascinating characters, gut - wrenching stories, exciting twists and turns, and a lively elucidation of an epic chapter of American history that few of us have deeply considered and which still affects our world today.

We read our bedtime stories out loud and we talked about the summer reading club.

What we don't read but may assume is that the frond flappers of John 12:12 - 19 who go out to meet Jesus move toward the city gate with the 200 - year - old story of Simon Maccabeus vividly in mind.

Read the Nag Hammadi texts and study Gnosticism... the Bible is nothing more than a short story compilation... other meaningful «stories» were left out.

Anyone who is gay or loves someone who is gay really must read for themselves the story of Justin's coming out to his parents.