Sentence examples for book preferably from inspiring English sources
Pick up one book, preferably beginning with the first, Roseanna, because they are best read in chronological order, and you become unhinged.
The most obvious step to igniting or sustaining that passion is, obviously, handing them a book — preferably a large, lovely, immersive book to get lost in over long vacation days.
So while I sincerely wish the TV adaptation well, I do so with one qualification: if you haven't had the pleasure of reading the book, preferably with a child, please do so first.
As Ian Kirby, once political editor of the News of the World, writes in the Spectator: "The easy way for a newspaper to publish a scandal nowadays is simply to serialise a book, preferably one by a 'name', and then print whatever they say about somebody you know doesn't have the time or inclination to sue.
Read a book (preferably non-fiction).
Snuggle up in bed with a good book, preferably one you've read and one that's very easy.
I like murder mysteries, heist books and spy books, preferably from the 1950s through the 1980s.
"When I'm doing research, I buy lots of used, out-of-print books, preferably with underlining and torn covers.
But more books, preferably without Harold and Erica, remain to be written about the way societies should respond to what we now know.
'I go through ancient recipe books, preferably from the 18th and 19th centuries, jot down what they have to say and test it,' he says.
The Diachronic Society holds a press conference at which, in front of news cameras from around the world, they issue further recommendations, including: read books, preferably in hard copy; have real, in-person conversations; have periods of sustained silence, too; write down your stories; use footnotes; and (my personal favorite), avoid all " 'content' that's actually devoid of content".
