Sentence examples for then reread from inspiring English sources

I waited a moment and then reread the letter.

"Read all the Russians, and then reread them," his grandfather had said.

Then, reread the excerpts and have students identify places where they see those elements in play.

Christian Book Reviews suggested that people read the book, digest its contests, then reread it.

Mr. Middleton then reread what he described as a "roomful of reports, sitting in boxes," from consultants about the market.

They then reread the article as a group, filling in the chart as appropriate with examples from the article.

Reading and then rereading the interview, I felt like a bird-watcher who had just stumbled upon a dodo.

"I've been writing stories, and then rereading them to see how I can make them better," said Ravnit, as he stood next to his father, Bakhtawar, a cook at a Midtown restaurant who immigrated from India.

It begins with an "Avviso," a note to readers: in it, Berman suggests reading one chapter at a time and then rereading it side by side with a thinner volume, "What It's All About," that accompanied the novel, in a boxed set.

But there are a couple of basic problems with talking to yourself, and taking notes on your own thoughts and then rereading them could be considered a version of this.

Try highlighting your book on one session, rereading the highlights in another session, then rereading your notes, and so on.