Sentences with phrase «to read something someone»

It doesn't matter how good an article is — if a user can't read it on their phone or tablet, they won't spend long looking at it.

I'll admit that I was a little skeptical about this recipe when I first read it in one of my mom's little coil - bound cookbooks.

Recently I decided to believe that buying books is as good as reading them.

I will recommend this book and probably pass it on after reading it again.

I wouldn't have found out about this one for awhile if I didn't read it here.

I enjoy reading it for her warm tone and for a glimpse of her creative life on the other side of the world.

I went to a catholic school and have many friends but found very few who actually knew the bible who actually read it for themselves.

Then I spent a lot of time reading it.

I hope I'm explaining it correctly, kind of reading it from the back to the front.

I had just finished reading them again before your article popped up.

, we've acquired a few more back - to - school books and have started reading them with her as well.

Whether or not they'll actually read it if they don't win remains to be seen.

If you don't know what I mean, you haven't read the book and probably should stop reading this and go read it right now.

When reading I go into a kind of «flow state» and I just don't notice the physical environment at all including sounds.

There are lots of lesbian dating personals on the internet and all you have to do is start reading them in order to find what you have been looking for.

You can't sell them used or give them away to someone else after reading them like you can with paper books.

So you know all those things after reading them from a book?

Reading a textbook on a 6 inch screen is worse than just reading it on the computer.

I really enjoyed reading it because I love the fashion of movies from 1980's!

Frankly, this book is going to require a second read for me, and I plan on reading it out loud to my wife.

So far, I've continued reading it because I love how you incorporate the vegan foods, but aren't completely there.

I only read you now so I can watch your slide and warn others.

Write down what your students say, and then read it aloud when they're done.

Even though I was aware that the subject matter in the book was sad, I didn't feel noticeably sad while reading it because of the clever writing style.

I started reading it last year and get so excited when I get a new email!

We can just as well read it as speaking of the double nature of human experience as men exist in «true faith» and as they seek after «right living».

I know I already commented on this post, but I found I've been thinking a lot about it since reading it yesterday.

I love reading myself until getting on blogging and that's it stopped me right there, no time for read anymore.

Adults can introduce kids to specific authors, stories, and genres by reading them aloud.

Again, it's available on all platforms, and with a click of a button, your article is saved so you can read it later in the day or on the weekend.

Honestly now I want to go read it again right now.

So, if after reading this you think that consultancy is for you, what sort of people are we looking for?

Of how harsh students can be; how it is an outlet for their anger, and how many have stopped reading them over the years simply to avoid having a nervous breakdown.

Other blogs I read then have faded away, or I've stopped reading them for various reasons.

After reviewing that post again almost 2 years later and people reading it with even more questions, I figured it made sense to share more tips on getting rid of the gut.

I have just finished reading it cover to cover.

Your potential employer is going to first quickly flip through the resumes and eliminate as many as 50 % without even reading them carefully.

I love reading something about a unique human experience that speaks directly to who I am or want to be.

Which I'd probably buy for some reason, but most people who read you probably wouldn't.

I totally dig her blog and am looking forward to reading it more for some summery, warm vibes.

I not only read it several times, but sent a copy out to fellow writers.

Though the book is outdated, I still recommend reading it if you're interest is in conservation and / or fascinating cultural geography of the past.