Sentence examples for read the chapters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Navasky, who has read the chapters, said, "If he's right, one has to rethink again".

We were reading An Actor Prepares by Stanislavski and for some reason I hadn't read the chapters.

We will always read the chapters out loud to each other, to make sure the dialogue sounds right, and add little jokes here and there.

BS Johnson famously said you could read the chapters of one of his novels [The Unfortunates] in any order you like.

When I got to Georgia Tech, I was enjoying Atlanta and figured that I could see Atlanta, attend classes and read the chapters the night before the exam, as I did in high school.

Mick & Brita, co-authors and illustrators of The Beatles and many other books We often read the chapters in Kenneth Graham's Wind in the Willows when Moley and Ratty get lost in the Wild Wood and end up in Badger's kitchen.

Read the chapter on Saddam and human rights.

Dr Kaser read the chapter after it was reviewed but before it was published.

Perhaps Bishop might want to read the chapter about Australasia on the plane on the way over?

Anyone who has read the chapter about the horrific Fire of Smyrna in Jeffrey Eugenides's "Middlesex" has an inkling of the uglier truth.

The interested reader may wish to read the chapter 13 of the standard [1] for further background on these mechanisms discussed in this article.