Sentence examples for about the booklet from inspiring English sources

When one Afghan doctor asked me what I thought about the booklet, I ripped it in half, threw it on the floor and stamped on it.

In a separate article about the booklet in USA Today last December, Mr. Swanson was quoted as saying that since joining Raytheon as an engineer in 1972 he had jotted down insights and quotes on scraps of paper.

Asked about the booklet during a campaign appearance in Staten Island, Mr. Bloomberg said the remarks attributed to him were "a bunch of gags" and "borscht belt jokes" from years ago.

Before Sept. 11, people in New York City's northern suburbs used to crack jokes about the booklet they were mailed every year telling them what to do in the event of a disaster at the Indian Point nuclear power plant, about 30 miles north of the city on the Hudson River.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, January 9, 1943 P. 9 We've been worried ever since we read about the booklet issued in England telling British girls that when an American soldier says "Hi, Babe!" he simply means "It's a lovely day isn't it?" That is one of those explanations which are dangerous because incomplete.

If your first question about the Booklet 3G is "Where can I buy it?" you may be slightly surprised.

The focus group participants were generally very positive about the booklets; however, one participant expressed concerns about the expense of the story booklets and potential wastefulness of healthcare dollars.

but I don't think that people could help anymore than they're helping.' (Mother of adult teenage girl a) Parents who were less positive about the booklets also lacked clarity on the purpose of the booklets, and sometimes confused them with 'assessments' and application forms to be completed to gain access to a service.

A question about whether the booklet was balanced or slanted towards or away from screening elicited a range of responses in both groups (see table 5).

This theme refers to patient perceptions about whether the booklet can be a useful tool in the management of OA as well as to patient information needs; both could serve as either barriers or facilitators.

An obvious factor contributing to women's confusion about why the booklet presents screening as an intervention with pros and cons was their lack of prior awareness of overdetection.