Sentence examples for go reread from inspiring English sources

I had to later really go reread my diaries and allow myself to remember the intense pain I'd been in, to get it on the page.

(If you would question that, go reread his convention speech).

You don't have to go rereading Simone de Beauvoir, of course, to know that the perception of realness in a woman has very little to do with reality.

I'm doubtlessly going to reread and reread and reread this.

Instead, go home, reread the contract — and think about whether you really want to spend all that money when there are so many low-cost alternatives out there.

You know, you go and reread those books and you change the dates, and it is amazing how much things look like exactly the same.

I am going to reread ­Thucydides.

And I'm going to reread Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks (Vintage Classics) to marvel again at how a 25-year-old could have the impudence to take on such a huge subject and the genius to deal with it so majestically.

I'm going to reread them, for pleasure this time, aren't I? Our 15-year-old son acquires books, too, although there are fewer now that he mostly chooses his own.

I going to reread a book that is like an old girlfriend, Jacqueline Susan's Valley of The Dolls.

He said, 'Everybody go back and reread this case.