Sentence examples for reread one from inspiring English sources

I didn't have time to watch a movie to review this week, but I did reread one of my favorite books on the plane ride back from Atlanta.

I read and reread one of those self-hypnosis books.

He reread "One Hundred Years of Solitude" in Russian three times.

Having recently run out of new books to read, I chose to reread one of my old favourites, A Song for Summer by Eva Ibbotson.

JS: I was sort of apprehensive, as I wrote to my parents — they saved all my letters, and I happened to reread one of them — and in fact, it's very similar to what's happening now, to some extent.

So for any actor to just have a moment with Anthony or a class with him, or by luck, have his words to read and reread, one will be twice or three times the actor for it".

Twain's methods as a writer were meticulous; on rereading one of his own novels, "More Tramps Abroad," he wrote suggestions for changes on page after page, even though the book had already been published.

He told the Hollywood Reporter last month that he was reading "Unlikeable: The Problem With Hillary," a highly critical book about his opponent by Edward Klein, as well as rereading one of his favorites, "All Quiet on the Western Front," the classic German novel about World War I that was one of the first intimate portraits of the anguish and psychological terror of modern combat.

The other week, I found myself rereading one of my favourite books-turned-movies, William Goldman's The Princess Bride.

This summer I'll be in Greece, New York, and Cromarty rereading one of my favourite novels, Bleak House (Penguin £8.99).

Rereading one of her diaries later, she said its endless giddy permutations between rival lovers made her feel quite tired.