Sentence examples for looking at the booklets from inspiring English sources

"I don't think that many people are buying CDs, and they aren't looking at the booklets," Mr. Thompson, 32, said.

Instead we need to look at the booklet the museum published in 1944, written by the murals' painter, William Andrew Mackay (who pioneered camouflage painting of ships during World War I), and A. A. Canfield.

The FCHV was not home so I looked at the booklet and saw that lower abdominal pain is a danger sign.

One husband looked at the booklet immediately after the delivery and also when his newborn daughter was sick in order to see if there was any information regarding her symptoms.

"A few of the older ladies in front of us could not stop looking at the printed booklet".

Some participants from intervention practices whose Godin and/or DINE scores decreased admitted they had only looked at the SPHERE booklet at the beginning of the study and not since.

We'd order Madball CDs from the US and look at the 'thanks' lists in the booklets just to find new bands," laughs Pierre.

There were a few good bands, like FLS, but not much of a 'scene.' We'd order Madball CDs from the US and look at the 'thanks' lists in the booklets just to find new bands," laughs Pierre.

In contrast, others have looked at the usefulness of educational booklets as a way of supplementing information while other studies have considered the provision of information in a modular and hierarchic approach [ 14- 16].

THE BUZZ -- "It really makes you feel stupid not being able to do this yourself, but looking at all the forms and the booklets is alarming," said Janet Yake, an artist in her 70's who traveled to Baruch College, on East 23rd Street, from Brooklyn.

Unable to rely on that now that they've reached their mid-forties (try not to look at the photo on the CD booklet), it really is down to the music rather than the image.