Sentences with phrase «since read lots of books»

For instance, you may have enjoyed IT at school, and have since read lots of books about cyber-crime, developing your interest further.

Not exact matches

And since we have a lot of smartypantses today, we can read them in their original language and compare them to the books we have today.

I try to give credit for others thoughts or ideas whenever I know I am using them but I am sure, since I read a lot of others blogs, articles, and books some of what I think are my ideas have developed from a combination of my personal life experience and ideas or thoughts I have read or heard.

In fact, since my goal on this site is to Bring Scripture and Theology to Life, I also read lots of books about how to live life, and how best to put my theology into practice.

I don't think either of us relized how lopsided things had gotten since a lot of it felt natural (i.e I did all of the feedings since I was nursing, which meant I was the one up at night which meant I did the sleep «training» which meant that I desparately read all the baby books which meant I knew more when she got sick... you get the picture).

During this time I felt like there was not a lot of psychological support in «bite - size» format (I say bite - size, since extra time is not something most parents have, and we do not have time to read a big book!).

But interestingly enough, my older one took a LOT longer to figure out reading and progress to chapter books — whereas my youngest who will be 6 at the end of July declared in June that since she will be in Grade 1 in Sept she only reads Chapter books now and cleaned out all others (and I mean real Chapter books, not grade 1 books posing as chapter books).

Since reading the book I have also been doing a bit of reading around the sandow plus site and have noticed that quite a lot of the material discusses how strongmen of that era used a «light dumbell» method of training.

You can read his blog at http://www.tendergrassfedmeat.com/ The blog is a great adjunct to his cookbooks since he's constantly learning and has a lot of detail to share that didn't make it into the books.

It has been a while since I read them and I am noticing lots of little differences between the movies and the books that I didn't see before.

I'd splurge on lots of goodies for summer since it will be here before we know it - games, pool toys, sunscreen, sandals and a new book for me to read while the kids play at the pool.

After reading this book I am still unable to figure out the right model since I have lot of budget and space constraints.

Lots of interest in the new models but looking for more notes about audio options especially since Amazon / Audible have the new Immersion Reading whispersync option for some books.

I haven't read a lot of Aussie books since I was at high school, which is something I am now in the process of rectifying.

I buy more ebooks and since I read a lot of series books, I just wait about a year until the latest book comes out.

Cost really is an issue for me and I desided I could buy a lot of books for the price of a Kindle, especially since I buy most of my reading material in mmpb.

Also, while you're right to think that some of those free books are languishing on Kindles unread, some of them forever, that you received 77 new reviews from the promotion (plus 10 since you wrote this post) that means a lot of people did read it.

Oh well, inquiries aside this was a really cute chart, and very fun I was thrown off by the first question, since I read it as «I want to be the next J.K. Rowling» which I do want to be, since I want to give as many readers as possible a place to escape and to dream through the outlet of a book, which often requires selling a lot of books.

Since I know there are a lot of people looking for something of better quality, and since I couldn't find any myself, of course I'll make a few of my own soon that will be amazing (as far as Press Releases go — which, as I hope you figure out after reading my article — are not the best way to promote your bSince I know there are a lot of people looking for something of better quality, and since I couldn't find any myself, of course I'll make a few of my own soon that will be amazing (as far as Press Releases go — which, as I hope you figure out after reading my article — are not the best way to promote your bsince I couldn't find any myself, of course I'll make a few of my own soon that will be amazing (as far as Press Releases go — which, as I hope you figure out after reading my article — are not the best way to promote your book.)

Unfortunately, after that sometimes I want to read the rest of it — which isn't always convenient since I've got a lot of our own Curtis Brown client manuscripts and books I need to read!

Most of them, in their years in translation, have fed off one another's popularity in defining what big - ticket manga of the shonen type «should» read like, since one success in a tricky market naturally begets the promotion of other books that sort of look and feel a lot like the prior success.

It's a quick read especially since it reads like a fiction book but there are lots of great action steps that you can take.

However, I believe Janet Lowe's Value Investing Made Easy is the best of the lot, since it's an easily read book that revolves around Benjamin Graham's masterpieces, The Intelligent Investor and Security Analysis.

Since I've read approximately 5929582950285296205025 (that's a lot of fives) personal finance books in my day, I figure I can help you guys out.

I have been lucid dreaming since childhood, has researched a lot about lucid dreaming and also read dozens of book about lucid dreaming.

As a guy who reads a lot of books story is important for me but I usually overlook bad plots in games since I mainly play games for the gameplay so when a game shows up with a pretty damn good story it's going to get my attention.

Since then Nancy has taken many workshops, traveled with fellow artists, read lots of books and magazine articles and spent countless hours in the studio.

Today, non-seriff types have become so ubiquitous, that I actually think they're easier to read for most people (and I've seen quite a lot of books being printed in non seriff as well lately)-- especially since most resumes are now sent by e-mail and will be read on screen.