reread造句
1. when I reread those first stories I wrote.
2. As I grow older, I like to reread the classics regularly.
3. She reread Howard's End, twice, it was so beautifully fatalistic, she said, it suited her present mood.
4. He thought he had better reread that part of the book.
5. Object: To eliminate structural problems without having to reread your document or waste time cutting and pasting paragraphs.
6. He reread the article many times.
7. Go reread that chapter if you're not sure.
8. Buy must IC blocks reread.
9. Go reread that chapter if you are not sure.
10. I read and reread his short stories and plays.
11. I read and reread all your letters.
12. John felt blue when he reread Sally's letters.
13. I cringe with embarrassment when I reread those first stories I wrote.
14. Now that you've read that sentence, reread the one that precedes.
15. I have now read and reread all five books multiple times.
16. Reread your previous essays for potential ideas and information, which you may want to draw upon.
17. As I reread the transcripts at this remove the source of his pleasure is not self - evident.
18. He reread the letter adoringly, dwelling over her handwriting, loving each stroke of her pen, and in the end kissing her signature.
19. He reread Herman Wouk's 'Don't Stop the Carnival,' about a publicity agent who leaves his New York job and buys an island hotel.
20. Tell me what you read and I'll tell you who you are, is true enough, but I'd know you better if you told me what you reread.
21. In general, my advice to parents is to let your children read and reread books at their own comfort level.
22. When Jane finished her book, I asked her to reread it and tell me all about it.
23. At the very least, I routinely encourage him to reread what he has written.
24. One way to do this is to encourage children to reread and revise their initial drafts.
25. But if you're clear about your body type needs, reread Item 3.
26. Some consider the early love poems his masterpieces & many still reread them.
27. The jury seemed to zero in on the science, asking to reread all the testimony about the neuroscience during 10 hours of deliberation.
28. Hoping to write a rebuttal to Mr. Kulak's article, I reread it and found that there was something else worth thinking about, and I doubt it's what Kulak had in mind for his readers.
29. In God and Sex: What the Bible Really Says, he discusses everything from marriage and prostitution to "fire" in God's own loins (yeah, you may want to reread the Book of Ezekiel).
30. I have sat on a commuter train weeping in public as I reread the end of Home.
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