Sentence examples for plan to reread from inspiring English sources

I plan to reread her next year.

I plan to reread it, carefully, in the new year.

I'll be in Lagos this summer and plan to reread two books I admire very much: John Gregory Brown's Decorations in a Ruined Cemetery, and Passbook Number F47927: Women and Mau Mau in Kenya by the remarkable writer Muthoni Likimani.

I also plan to reread the classic Class (Ingram International £14.99) by Paul Fussell – a scathing exploration of the American status system, still fresh and funny; and the across-the-pond iteration of a similar subject, Owen Jones's The Establishment and How They Get Away With It (Penguin £9.99).

On a shelf in my office is a small pile of recent books about the environment which I plan to reread obsessively if I'm found to have a terminal illness, because they're so unsettling that they may make me less upset about being snatched from life in my prime.

Like James, a descendant of Thomas More with plans to reread his ancestor's immortal book "Utopia" someday, the reader is placed within the hell of hostage life.

Ms. Jett terms it "a necessary challenge" and plans to reread Daniel Goleman's "Emotional Intelligence" to help her get through it.

"Sometimes you need to know Latin to understand that part," said Adrian McCullough, 10, a sixth grader in New Rochelle who plans to reread the Harry Potter books now that he is learning Latin.

More like: planned to reread it.

I know we're all supposed to be obsessed with The Goldfinch this summer, but I'm planning to reread The Secret History by Donna Tartt in the tub instead.

I would like @PBOTinfo staff to reread the climate action plan, bike plan, and comp plan to come to grips with the magnitude of their failure".