Sentences with phrase «to stop reading something»
I truly adore your blog and won't stop reading it because of the sponsored posts every now and then.
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The site is very informative and I cant stop reading it.
Just keep telling myself it's okay to not read it at all, to stop reading it at any point if not enjoying it, and to actually delete e-books.
Other blogs I read then have faded away, or I've stopped reading them for various reasons.
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.
Definitely held my interest, since I haven't stopped reading it since I picked it up.
I just hope you love my book and can't stop reading it till the last word on the last page.
I will actually stop reading something and complain to my husband about the error rate in the books.
Of course, I will never stop reading it... but my husband may ban my computer time so I don't get any more great ideas!.
Many people read Archie comics when they were a kid and stopped reading them as they started to grow up.
blah blah blah... so stop reading them... its annoying already... good day me fellow gunnerz
-LSB-...](if you don't subscribe to him then you should stop reading me right now and do it) showed in a recent article that there are only three of fourteen asset classes up over the past 250 days, as of July 14.
Despite the tougher ending (I had to stop reading it before bed), The Nightingale was a great book — the first I read by Kristin Hannah.
Just stopping by to let you know that I got a new email address so I am now subscribed via [email protected] and I unsubscribed with [email protected] I didn't want you to think I stopped reading
When I started THE CAIRO AFFAIR the pace was so slow I almost stopped reading it.
After about an hour of use, she started to experience eyestrain and wanted to stop reading it under these conditions.Click here to read more at ZDNet Tech Broiler
i'm a new blogger and just stumbled upon your blog and i just cant stop reading it, i love it!
Good post, but of course you realize that any ID advocate would stop reading it at «unfalsifiable» and be certain that you said that ID was undeniable, and therefore true.
For this reason, I did stop reading them for a while, but now just make sure I don't read them late evening, before bedtime, as they can play on the mind during insomnia.
I can't stop reading them over and over!!
If you think I am acting out of evil intent, then stop reading me, or, set up your own blog and criticize me.
I started reading the FT when I was a graduate student at the London School of Economics, and I haven't stopped reading it since.
«The attraction — the first political book I ever read, by the way - was Isaac Deutcher's trilogy of Trotsky... I literally didn't stop reading it all night.
Just get people to stop reading them.»
Either we prove several verses in the Bible that deal with the gay issue are false; we declare, like the Pope does, infallibly that those pages will be struck from Bible; we add new verses so the other verses are neutralized; we stop reading it, prohibit its usage, like Catholics, and have: idolatry, Popes, idols, saints, priests, infant baptism, purgatory and gays in the «christian church»!
I almost had to stop reading it, it is just so bad.
this was my fav post so far — I cant stop reading it.
for my own peace of mind it would be best just to stop reading your rants, as it would be for you to stop reading mine.
Now, If you do nt like CNN, stop reading it.
It's nothing new and the best thing to do is not take any of it seriously or stop reading it.
if they WERE TO go back and read Jesus» Sermon on the Mount, they'd be so shocked they'd STOP reading it!
I couldn't stop reading it.
Although I devoured parenting books during my first pregnancy, I stopped reading them as soon as my first child was born.
Over the last few weeks I have been thankful enough to have met so many other great fashion bloggers through FBFF and I just can't stop reading them all..
Jessica Jones didn't emerge in comic books until 2001 long after I had stopped reading them so I have no idea what to expect.)
They are a nice drug and I am addicted, but there is plenty of manga out there and 9 times out of 10 if a publisher removes title from the mag, I stop reading it.
That length of time also equates to enjoyment of course, because if they are not enjoying a long book they will stop reading it and payment to the author ceases at that point too.
I had to stop reading it at the office, as I couldn't stop reading passages out loud to everyone while shrieking with laughter.
The stories in Difficult Women are varied and beautiful and I can't stop reading them.
I felt like I couldn't stop reading it (wish there was a second one)