Sentence examples for Read the bulletin from inspiring English sources
By the time I logged on, read the bulletin board, did my work, I was up until 1.
I always had two or three teacher's assistants in each class to do board work or read the bulletin," he said in a television interview.
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One school, she said, means that you can take your time watching life on campus "or go through the student union and read the bulletin boards".
From there, the stats can go directly to Twitter or to many other sites, so that your friends can read the bulletin and cheer you and your willpower to victory.
"The Department of State alerts U.S. citizens to the continued potential for terrorist attacks, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa, and possibly occurring in or emanating from the Arabian Peninsula," read the bulletin, by the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs.
It was the veteran broadcaster who interrupted a live CBS-TV broadcast of the soap opera As the World Turns to read the bulletins from Dallas when Kennedy was shot in November 1963.
The argument is often that we use the Bulletins to flesh out that information, but the way we do it currently, I don't think many people read the bulletins necessarily or understand them or don't read between the lines.
This morning at 8am Radio 4 is beginning to rerun its broadcasts of the BBC's original 1944 news reports, starting with actor Benedict Cumberbatch reading the bulletin during the Today programme in a few minutes' time.
The Bulletin had a restrained tone and eschewed scandal-mongering, reflecting Mr. McLean's philosophy that it should behave as a respectful guest in reader's homes, yet it was able to claim in its well-known cartoon advertising campaign that "In Philadelphia, nearly everybody reads The Bulletin".
But all this also means that I read the parish bulletin and the gospels, not papal encyclicals or L'Osservatore Romano.
