Sentence examples for be review from inspiring English sources
noun
A second or subsequent reading of a text or artifact.
- I need to make a review of the book before I can understand it.
Will there be review copies sent to newspapers and magazines?
Another strong defender of the N.S.A., Speaker John A. Boehner, agreed that "there needs to be review, there ought to be review and it ought to be thorough," he said.
Take a book for what it is rather than what you want it to be; review it rather than its author.
"Every tragedy like this provokes a period of reflection, and there will certainly be review and reflection after this one," Mr. Bacon said.
Efforts on standardization of the VHO operation can be review on [13 15].
On the other hand, respondents agreed that there needed to be review of certain types of research but not for all research.
Petit Mal might be review-proof.
"Evidence must be reviewed.
Contracts would be reviewed.
Eighteen remain to be reviewed.
