Sentence examples for reread things from inspiring English sources

The poet Jackie Kay hailed Achebe as "the grandfather of African fiction" who "lit up a path for many others", adding that she had reread Things Fall Apart "countless times".

The great thing about this book is that you can reread it many times, not only because it can be read in 24 different ways, but also because it is quite complicated and perhaps if it's reread things will be more clear.

And I've reread Needful Things and Gerald's Game by Stephen King to see how they measured up to my memories.

Reread the things you have enjoyed and study them figure out what makes them effective, what makes them work.

Over the last six months, my wife and I have been reading and rereading "When Things Fall Apart," by Pema Chodron, a Buddhist nun.

Ms. Christmas reread the novel "Things Fall Apart," by Chinua Achebe.

But they did spur me to go back and reread, of all things, some Mark Cuban.

I went back and reread a lot of things and thought about it hard.

As you reread, you will almost certainly find things that you could have explained better or mistakes that you made.

And then being fascinated with the ephemera kind of element in a way, but more moved by reading the letters, which I've now been rereading for this thing, of her to her mother during the six months that she's in jail.

Things grew worse when he reread his paper, he said, because he discovered errors.