Sentence examples for which he reviews from inspiring English sources

He now owns about 1,700 board games, which he reviews for a British publication, Counter.

That was the reaction of Joseph O'Neill to "The Letters of Samuel Beckett," which he reviews on the cover.

I share Anthony Lane's enthusiasm for Azazel Jacobs's film "Terri" (which he reviews in the magazine this week, and which opens tomorrow).

He is inextricably connected to sports, but is as personally attached to the theater, which he reviews regularly for the ABC News overnight show "World News Now".

All it takes to get Latisse mailed out — without ever seeing him — is filling out a medical history, which he reviews, and typing in a valid credit card number.

David Denby is right to liken Nicholas Stoller's "Get Him to the Greek" (which he reviews in the magazine this week) to "Funny People," last summer's soulful and searing comedy by Judd Apatow (who produced "Greek").

His most celebrated piece is still his review of Look Back in Anger, which he reviewed in the spring of 1956.

The paper in question was the Yorkshire Post for which he reviewed, among others, Updike, Nabokov, Brooke-Rose and Lessing.

"You put the wind at my back," Mr. Bush told cheering supporters here in a speech in which he reviewed his record and set out his agenda.

He founded the Cincinnati Republikaner, in which he reviewed Marx's Zur Kritik der politischen Ökonomie (1859; A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy) and endeavoured to base the principles of social democracy upon the humanistic foundations of Feuerbach.

Then there was the recent circulation on the Internet of Mr. Obama's 2001 guest spot on a Chicago dining program in which he reviewed a down-home Southern joint called Dixie Kitchen & Bait Shop.