Sentence examples for going through a book from inspiring English sources

Probably because it's just an asset swap with a game where you play an Indian family going through a book of stories.

But in this hilarious short from Epic Reads, you can at least be comforted by the fact you're not the only one going through a "book hangover".

Mention to the clerk that you were going through a book that mentioned you'd need to book a reservation this far in advance and you'd like to book one now.

This is a simple energy transfer equation: time spend being careful = less time going through a box with books, and also bedding, and also for some reason a colander in it (you own three colanders, a fact you now know about yourself) looking for your forks so you can eat takeaway tonight.

"They went through a book I had on the history of Kurdistan, as if it was evidence.

Richard described his art foray in candy-store terms, saying he went through a book on Pop Art and said, "I'll take this, this and this".

"But if the kids are real readers, I think what they really like is to go through a book a day".

My first job was to go through a book of high-profile events and awards ceremonies, call the organisers and see if his lordship was invited.

Whether you are going through a specific book or just regular Bible study, try to incorporate it into your conversation with your friend.

Nic wanted the movie to feel like if you were going through a photography book.

Sanchez compared Mornhinweg to a college professor whose class he enjoyed, and referred to their sessions together as "going through a history book of the N.F.L".