Sentence examples for reread publications from inspiring English sources
When drafting a response to Joy Resmovits' "Dream Deferred," which drew on the work of the Education Trust, I reread publications issued by that pro-reform organization.
"Pride and Prejudice" has been read and reread by enchanted readers since its publication in 1813.
Colin Overall Braintree, Essex To celebrate its 50th anniversary of publication in June, I reread JP Donleavy's The Ginger Man (Abacus).
Only when a fresh editor, Andy Parsons, reread the story in preparing for print publication did someone notice the inconsistency and take it out.
There are several dozen books by her when you include all the posthumous publications — more than I was going to read or reread.
Towards the end of his life, he refused to reread the manuscript (much revised, on Monteith's orders, before publication): he feared he'd be so dismayed he might do himself a mischief.
At the beginning of the year, pricked by the publication of Sketchbooks, to mark a year-long retrospective of Jarman's work, I reread his diaries and Garden.
It did occur to me, rereading the story for this publication, that the last line is very much like the ending of Roald Dahl's story "The Man from the South": both narrators have a revelation while looking at another character's hand.
Reread your acceptance letters.
