Sentence examples for read volume from inspiring English sources

During the next several months, he read volume after volume.

A book that practically everyone I know has read but I haven't: Most of the Harry Potter series (I have read Volume 1 and bits of the others).

The work, heroically edited and shaped by Robert Weil — who did not read Volume II until Volume I was in print and regretted not having been able to merge the two — is full of cracks and seams, but somehow these become vital elements of the novel.

My father's much-marked Bible (King James Version), which I keep there for companionship and to read; Volume 1 of "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire," which I enjoy partly for the luxury of reading in no hurry, for I probably will never finish it; also "Venerable Trees," by Tom Kimmerer, about the surviving trees of the original savannas or woodland pastures of Kentucky and Tennessee.

The result is an easy to read volume, rich in data and information, geared to help in understanding the topics in all their nuances, and containing explanations useful to address the ubiquitous "fake news" concerning Italy's foreign population.

Though readers don't need to go back and read volume one, they might as well... it's such good work.

I, too, am one who read Volumes I and II years ago.

Veterans of those days read volumes between the lines of his entry: 1980-83, imprisoned under fabricated criminal charge.

It allowed a person walking around the supermarket or postal workers on the street to read volumes of information with our scanners".

Before even starting to shoot, they attended 50 hearings and interviewed all 116 officers and supervisors; they parked themselves in a conference room to read volumes of I.N.S. regulations; they screened their earlier documentaries for the staff members.

I read volumes of our encyclopedias.