Sentence examples for Reading from inspiring English sources

Reading it will feel like a lifetime for you.

Bournemouth won their third game in a row after Brett Pitman scored a brace in the 3-0 victoveroveReadingng following Callum Wilson's opener.

Amid all the uncertainty one decision could be made on Monday: victory for Rotherham, who play 17th-placed Brighton at home, would mean that by the time Blackpool play Reading on Tuesday the Tangerines would already be relegated.

Reading all this, your terminally lowbrow Lost in Showbiz couldn't help but be reminded of The X Factor, upon whose theatrical inter-judge arguments such confected conflict may well be directly based.

Reading Larkin is never a simple matter, and his depicted transition from "maiden" to "married" name invites multiple interpretations.

Drake: If You're Reading This, it's Too Late Self-reflection mingles with bravado on this bass-heavy surprise release from the Canadian rapper.

Reading this has made me realise that some of the most powerful narratives in contemporary fiction have been written by young, highly educated female African writers, who are tired of the old clichés frequently bandied around about Africa.

By the time the Libertines headline Reading, we'll be 100 days into a Tory-majority government, by which point I imagine everyone will be quite into a song about finding love in an anti-capitalism riot.

Cameron has given Tory vice-chair Alok Sharma, MP for Reading West, the task of boosting the party's ethnic minority appeal.

On Sunday the Guardian began publishing part two of its groundbreaking collaboration with the London School of Economics – Reading the Riots.

Reading festival, 2000, and on the main stage one of the most punk-rock performances in living memory is taking place.