Sentence examples for reread of the from inspiring English sources
If you remember my reread of The Gunslinger, I didn't read the Dark Tower series until I was 23.
Patchy, is the overwhelming feeling that emerges from a reread of the Coens' CV: one fairly decent film supporting – like celluloid bridgework – the obvious weaknesses of the two on either side.
On my most recent reread of the Wayside School trilogy, a moment at the end of the second book struck me: the school closes down, after a misunderstanding involving Mrs. Jewls's cowbell brings a herd of cattle into the stairwells and onto the roof.
I think I'll spend this long weekend in a reread of the Jacksons I own, as well as a tracking-down of those I don't, in anticipation of Garlic in Fiction's release (I love this quote from its editor about one of its pieces, "that she wrote about her favourite kitchen fork. I couldn't believe that a writer could make me as obsessed about a kitchen fork as she is").
The stories I read and reread of the "spirit of 1776" led me with new faith to these conclusions: We are not to wait for others to lead.
To extend this, instructors can also assign a reread of this writing before the next exam and a second writing assignment on how well students followed their own advice to themselves.
Today's rereading of the testimony involved a bit of courtroom theater.
Throw in the rereading of the longlists, the re-rereading of the shortlists and the reviewing I've done on the side and the whole thing adds up to a number which makes my eyes ache, just thinking about it.
From my constant and unhealthy rereading of the earlier books, I have learned that Lecter lives and breathes only when five essential conditions are fulfilled.
In preparation for reading Volume 17 of the collected edition, which came out last month, I did a marathon rereading of the series.
The relative tidiness of the beach prompted a rereading of the City Council report, whose intellectual rigor summoned memories of grade school reports on Earth Day field trips.
