Sentence examples for companion reading from inspiring English sources

For flesh and blood especially blood Con Coughlin's biography makes useful companion reading.

In the film, however, it is de la Rouchefoucauld, not Ben Sadoun, who is Bauby's constant companion — reading to him, walking him in his wheelchair, and transcribing his thoughts.

This means that the best companion reading for "Zealot" probably isn't an alternative portrayal of Jesus's life and times.

In that sense, some companion reading for the indictment might be a report released Monday by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan.

Her graphic account of the brutal realities of nursing in St Thomas's hospital, London, during the Blitz has since been described as "recommended companion reading" for the McEwan novel.

This accident and its subsequent exhaustive investigation are chillingly reconstructed and analyzed by Lieutenant Colonel Scott A. Snook in Friendly Fire, which should be required companion reading for Owens's book.

If you're looking for a family saga companion read, Ann Packer's The Children's Crusade, like This Is Us, is of the "tour de force" variety.

The two became constant companions, reading aloud to each other, discussing the Bible, travelling on Mississippi riverboats.

"Make books your companions" read the words of a 12th-century Spanish Jewish scholar, Judah Ibn Tibbon, translated on one gallery wall.

"We will not remain indifferent in the face of betrayal, torture and assassinations of our companions," read a communique signed by the Extraditables, as the leaders of the Medellin drug cartel refer to themselves.

But I was taken seriously aback when I walked out of the Center with him and his entourage and the ebullient Mr. Adams popped open the passenger side of my extremely modest car, pushed back the seat to accommodate his long legs, and waved his companions (read: body guards) into a separate car, instructing them to follow us.