Sentence examples for booklet one from inspiring English sources
In his booklet "One Hundred and One Singing Calls," Dr. Frank L. Lyman, an Iowa doctor who is a caller himself, observes, "Many churches, still opposing various forms of 'social dancing, have encouraged square-dancing as being wholesome".
The miniature booklet, one of six handwritten "Young Men's Magazines" made by the author when she was 14, was bought by La Musée des Lettres et Manuscrits in Paris for more than twice the pre-sale estimate.
Booklet One: Sharing the Stage Booklet Two: All aBoard!
Only one maternal healthcare worker said to follow national guidelines during postnatal home visits: I checked the pregnant women by following the items required from maternal and child healthcare booklet one by one.
Usually two will suffice (this is standard) but depending on the size of your booklet, one staple may suffice or you may need three or four.
In the main test there were two booklets, one with three choices (two from one series and one from the other series) at the beginning of class and a second booklet with the remaining three choices at the end of class.
In the air, my hostess, Emma, passed out Lufthansa pajamas and three large booklets, one each for the two meals and a third of the beverages.
4 UCCDIP consists of two booklets, one for the patient and one for the relatives (see online supplementary file 2).
It consists of two booklets (one for the doctor and one for the patient) and leaflets to be completed by the patient before consultations (one for new consultations and one for follow-up).
Two studies evaluated the inclusion of a booklet on clinical trials, one in a hypothetical breast cancer trial, 23 the other in a real trial for HIV patients, 34 while two trials on physical activity 31 and injury prevention 37 included study-relevant questionnaires with the invitation letters to potential participants.
The authors chose not to include these items in the revised version of the QPL as they were viewed to potentially alter the purpose of the booklet from one which encourages parents to ask questions and obtain tailored responses to one which provides general information that may be misinterpreted by parents or irrelevant to their particular needs.
