Sentence examples for a complete reading of from inspiring English sources

Investigators may need up to a month to get a complete reading of the data.

Still, he added, a complete reading of each city's materials and their presentations on Saturday might cause him to change his mind.

From 8 August, a host of comedians, authors and politicians, including Stewart Lee, Omid Djalili and Ian Rankin, are to stage a complete reading of Sir John Chilcot's 6,000-page 6,000-pagethe Ireportr, invasion and occupathen.

A complete reading of the theme and a precise reference to those who will live in the place can help us in our approach to the project.

Because so much of the meat of ID arguments and Coyne's rebuttals are in the "Notes," this section is essential for a complete reading of the book.

In other words, although universities can consider race as part of a complete reading of an applicant's file, it cannot grant an automatic, prespecified number of points based on race.

Tells how Mr. Huston spent the day, which included a complete reading aloud of the script, more casting, and conferring with Julie Bovasso, the dialect coach, about the accents.

NIR Diagnostics won the 2009 Wharton Business Plan Competition and believes it can miniaturize, manufacture and sell by 2012 a device (based on technology created at Drexel University) that bounces lasers through layers of a chronic wound to give doctors a more complete reading of its healing progress.

Fiction can offer a complete reading: that's part of its mystery.

"A careful, complete reading of our nation's history shows that, while we have surely had our failings, on the whole America's record is one of promoting peace and justice at home and abroad," Mr. Bennett, the former education secretary, wrote.

A book is not a play and unless you're doing an eight hour complete reading of The Great Gatsby (hey, it worked!) something has to go.