Sentence examples for reading it all from inspiring English sources

Selwyn brought Felton's work home to him (reading it all first).

Worry a bit about your hypothetical children reading it all when you are gone.

But once you start reading, it all gets stranger, grander and funnier.

The child was insistent, though, that she needed to start reading it all over again, from the beginning.

I stayed up reading it all night after Marianne, the agent, gave it to me at the [London Book Fair] in the afternoon and sent her an email just before midnight saying that I'd been weeping the last 45 minutes.

I tell you, I may be reading it all wrong — and if I am, I don't care, in a very profound way — but I think there is a great deal of good will established toward me, or for me; and this book, the stories, are going to be so different, in so many regards, from so many of the earlier stories, that the book is going to be met with a good show of enthusiasm, even celebration.

Read it all here.

I have read it all.

But Watson read it all.

I don't read it all.

I would read it all for them.