Examples of using With a book in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The more we read and spend time with a book, the more we practice mindfulness and meditation.
The musical, with a book by playwright Marsha Norman, opened on Broadway in 2005 and earned 11 Tony nominations.
Or curl up with a book that's been sitting on your shelf for far too long.
When I'm done with a book, I'll skim through it again and review my notes.
If some photographers thought it was funny to pose the world's most famously voluptuous“dumb blonde” with a book- James Joyce!
then you probably start with a book on the basics of relativity theory.
such as obsession with a book or movie series.
There's something wonderful about gifting someone with a book you read and loved.
This was a painstaking task which took many months- particularly with a book as large as the Bible.
My relationship with a film does not compare whatsoever to my relationship with a book.
Last week, he hit another kid with a book, hard enough to draw blood.
After being recognized by Guinness, Marilyn Vos Savant became a well-known writer with a book“Ask Marilyn” and“Annie's Mailbox”, where people could send her questions
titled Amelia Earhart's Last Photo Shoot, along with a book by the same name,
The young volunteers are then encouraged to sit in front of a shy dog's kennel with a book and read to them- a simple gesture that can go a long way.
When I was about to go to press with a book on modern cosmology, he asked me to make
one of many beautiful spots where guests can sit and relax with a book, coffee, laptop
it's because the author is a serial killer Using expiration of statute of limitations as a reason to confess with a book it's the best marketing strategy, isn't it?
This coincided with Foucault's turn to the study of disciplinary institutions, with a book, Surveiller et Punir(Discipline and Punish), which"narrates" the micro-power structures that developed in Western societies since the 18th century,
This fed into a marked politicization of Foucault's work, with a book, Surveiller et Punir(Discipline and Punish), which"narrates" the micro-power structures that developed in Western societies since the eighteenth century, with a special focus on prisons and schools.
The admiral's diary, along with a book entitled, Hangrok, written by his nephew, Yi Beon,