Sentence examples for reading straight through from inspiring English sources

Also, remember books that are good to dip in and out of as opposed to reading straight through.

But too much of a good thing generally leaves one cranky, and reading straight through "Everyday Drinking: The Distilled Kingsley Amis" classifies as a binge.

"Madame Defarge" and "Dotheboys Hall" could be played for hours in the back yard, but I didn't read the great dark novels until I was in my teens when, instead of going to camp or waiting tables, I lay for entire summers in the swing on our screened porch in Ann Arbor, reading straight through my mother's bound sets of 19th-century fiction.

Handbook of Helminthiasis for Public Health by D.W.T. Crompton and Lorenzo Savioli, however, bears reading straight through.

As a child, he read straight through the sixteen-volume encyclopedia his parents gave him.

I don't think Marr necessarily meant it be read straight through.

These are absorbing volumes even if read straight through, and they make for a valuable reference work that will reward occasional dipping in.

Unlike James Wood, who read straight through, beginning to end, I just sort of reach into my bag, grab the book, and let it fall open where it may.

It's not a thing to read straight through so much as attentively skip around in, like a live double album.

And often in the course of the poem there are lines which go best when read straight through without a break.

Rather than read straight through, Bloch took to exploring the diary sporadically, out of time — as if probing a living memory.