Sentences with phrase «sitting reading our copies»

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I got my copy on Saturday and promptly sat down to read it like a novel.

Or a dog sitting pretending to read a copy of «What to Expect When You're Expecting» (even though I don't care for the book).

Read in one sitting then encouraged everyone I knew to get their hands on a copy, too.

As we sat under a banana tree in our dusty Delhi garden reading two - week - old copies of Time and Newsweek magazine, I couldn't take their reports seriously.

Now back in her regular school, she sits in class and opens her worn copy of Hunger Games to the dog - eared page in chapter seven, and continues to read as the main character, Katniss, realizes she must fight a battle for which she was underprepared.

Archie had come on shift and was sitting at the desk, reading a copy of Vine Line, the magazine they send to Cubs fans.

There are a lot of people out there who derive an almost physical pleasure from sitting down with a physical copy of a good book anticipating a pleasant evening of reading (myself included), and I think those folks are going to continue to demand hard copy books.

They are sitting on out - of - print (and professionally edited) novels that readers want to read - maybe even want to reread on ebook, having lost the hard copy - and it is not a lot of work to put up the files on self - publishing websites.

If you happen to find a copy, sit down and read it for you, too, will be captivated.

An advance copy of Douglas Wood's new picture book, Miss Little's Gift, recently arrived in our office and something about the calm, imploring face of the teacher on the cover made me sit right down and read it — even though the...

I do enjoy the technology of easy reading these days but I truly love sitting down to read a hard copy book.

I downloaded my free copy yesterday and guess what I'll be reading today when I sit beside my love in hospital.

Hell, you may feel this is corny stuff: here's the upstart writer, you say — never mind the two million copies he's sold so far of his books — sitting at his computer, reading his indie - pride soliloquy to his camera.

As I did every morning, I was sitting on the train, commuting into the city, reading a print copy of The New York Times when I read Dwight Garner's review of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks — not our book.

I'd like to say it gives me time to finally catch up that autobiography of Nelson Mandela I'd been trying to read for months, or to finally delve into that copy of Infinite Jest that had been sitting on my bookshelf for since college.

So, when my daughter and I took a day trip out to Leeds for Collectorabilia (you can read about that here), I was so happy to see a Japanese copy of Final Fantasy Tactics sitting on one of the stalls.

This aspect is presented even clearer with the adjacent self portrait of the artist, sat with her face obscured by the copy of the Sun Newspaper which she is reading.

I can confirm that Fred Pearce read Gavin's email to the organizers declining the invitation to the conference, because I (by chance) happened to be sitting with Pearce when he was provided with a copy of Gavin's email and observed him reading it carefully.

The other week I was sitting in a medical waiting room reading, as you do, a copy of Reader Digest.

Now sit down at your desk, take a pen and paper, and copy down long - hand the entire opening paragraph of one of the stories you read.

If you purchase the Course and Record combo you will gain access to all the online materials, an audio read - along feature so you can sit back and relax, and receive a copy of your driving record when you finish for the court.

If you're sitting alone, be sure to have a copy of the newspaper or an industry journal to read while you're waiting.

Yes, I'd pay $ 10 for an e-book of your ideas — that said, as an old school, hard - copy kind of gal, would you ever consider publishing a design book of some of your amazing rooms... I'd love to sit in my reading room with a cup of tea and peruse the wonderful ideas you've presented over the 18 months I've been reading your blog... please.