Sentence examples for booklet I from inspiring English sources

After I handed in my last exam booklet, I breathed a sigh of relief that my career of exam-taking had finally ended.

I was reminded of the tremendous value of my U.S. citizenship and the navy blue booklet I held in my hand.

When I cracked the test booklet, I realized that in registering for the exam with no guidance, I'd signed up for the wrong subject — Mathematics Level 2, though I'd barely made it out of algebra alive.

(And as for Chaplin's film — there's a superb Criterion release, and in its booklet I quote from Jean Narboni's revelatory book about it, "…Pourquoi les coiffeurs?" (Why the Barbers?); the whole book should be translated).

(And as for Chaplin's film there's a superb Criterion release, and in its booklet I quote from Jean Narboni's revelatory book about it, "…Pourquoi les coiffeurs?" (Why the Barbers?); the whole book should be translated).

As one student wrote in the same booklet, "I was afraid they would die right in front of me, but I found out that they were actually really cool".

To test the effects of our intervention, we first subtracted participants' estimated ratings of the LT booklet of the estimated ratings of the HT booklets (i.e. yielding the difference score, the deviation of which from zero we tested in the previous paragraph).

Whenever I check home prices on the Internet, in newspapers or in real estate booklets, I am astounded by the low prices outside major metropolitan areas, particularly when I look away from the East or West Coasts.

10 37 A.M., WEST 43RD STREET -- After spending about an hour charging the devices and browsing through their instruction booklets, I begin the day by logging on to the Web on the Kyocera phone, scanning the sites of Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times on the Web to make sure I'm not missing any breaking news.

Disappointingly, when I contacted several of the services printed on the booklets, I found that many of the phone numbers weren't in service.

She tells me she is "Nuwaubian," a member of the Nuwaubian Nation of Moors, and the row of booklets I'm thumbing through hold the scriptures of her people.