Sentence examples for for a reread from inspiring English sources

It's time for a reread, I think.

For now, I'm going back for a reread of Mercy, and reminding myself, a la Neil Gaiman, that Martin is not my bitch.

"Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance," Robert M. Pirsig One of the few novels I've ever read twice (though it's been about 20 years, so it might be time for a reread).

While tearing through Broom's pages, and going back for a reread of Freedom, I recognized immense similarities between, not only the main characters, but their counterparts as well.

About midmorning today, the panel asked for a rereading of testimony from six witnesses, including Rabbi Neulander's son, Matthew, 28, and Mr. Jenoff.

The jury's only note asked for a rereading of testimony from a defense psychiatrist, Dr. Eric Goldsmith, who provided Mr. Hayes's lawyers with an argument that, if accepted unanimously by the jury, would bar a death sentence.

Raymond Kelly, an Albany lawyer who was on the defense team, said it was the first time in 50 murder trials that he had seen a jury not ask for a rereading of a single prosecution witness's testimony.

The jury also asked for a rereading of the testimony of Schrrie Elliott, a defense witness who said she was an eyewitness to the shooting, but who made contradictory statements on several crucial points.

Based on this assessment of current research, Part One concludes by proposing guidelines for a rereading of the martyrs' stories, guidelines outlined and demonstrated in Chapter 3. Part Two then applies these guidelines to five episodes of Jewish self-sacrifice related in the Hebrew crusade chronicles.

Despite a passionate prosecution summation that argued that Mr. Diallo was doomed from the moment the officers spotted him, the jurors' first request for a rereading of the officers' testimony asked that it begin from the moment the officers stepped out of their car.

Minutes after Judge Coleman sent the jury back to the deliberation room shortly before 3 p.m., the jurors sent out a second note, asking for a rereading of testimony by three witnesses to the shooting -- Kent Culuko, a close friend of Mr. Williams; and two members of the Harlem Globetrotters, Howard P. Gaffney and Chris Morris.