Sentence examples for reading a booklet from inspiring English sources

They thought it was a better way of receiving information than reading a booklet or watching a video about heart failure.

After reading a booklet on domestic violence, she concluded that her sister was trying to abuse her by convincing others that she was ill and stealing her inheritance.

Just the other day, Mr. Levy said he was reading a booklet prepared by his emergency response team to find out the status of the county in case of emergency.

"Maplewood is an example of the pastoral and mountainous in charming combination, having just enough of the urban character to enhance creature comforts and social attractiveness," reads a booklet issued by the Maplewood Improvement Association in 1902.

MacDonald added that newly diagnosed people should ask their doctors for something to read (a booklet or pamphlet) about managing the symptoms of HD, such as A Physician's Guide to the Management of Huntington's Disease, Second Edition by Drs. Adam Rosenblatt, Neal G. Ranen, Martha A. Nance, and Jane S. Paulsen.

Some HCPs said they also briefly discussed religious considerations, while others suggested the parents to read a booklet on the religious arguments for and against vaccination published by some orthodox Protestant ministers [ 15].

The parent was asked to accept a short-term goal to read a booklet about asthma included in their study materials and to provide a confidence score from 1 to 10 to indicate the likelihood this goal would be reached in the next week.

Preminger is now reading a printed booklet.

I know reading an enrollment booklet is about as exciting as watching paint dry, but take the time to carefully review your enrollment information using the steps above.

Mora had never met anyone who opposed the Vietnam War until he enrolled at Swarthmore College, a school that he chose after reading an S.A.T.-preparation booklet that described it as small and especially rigorous.

They had read the script, presumably seen my first film ("Eye of God," 1997) and read a voluminous production booklet I'd written for the crew of "O," detailing exactly the movie we were setting out to make.