Sentence examples for a pretty good read from inspiring English sources

This might not be vintage Morpurgo, but it is still a pretty good read.

Before leaving the restaurant, just after midnight, I checked out the lavatories, as I usually do, for one can get a pretty good read on an evening from the contributions on our chalkboard.

I got a pretty good read of it, which will hopefully help.

If we stop judging the Fluance Fi70 book by its covers, it ends up being a pretty good read.

That's the gist of it, but I will say that, big surprise, it's a pretty good read.

There's really nothing new in it, and it won't tell you which is the best of course, but in terms of explaining just why the selection is the way it is (if you don't already know), it's a pretty good read — suitable to forward to Aunt Estella.

Tim Kaine wore a red tie at the Vice-Presidential debate in Virginia on Tuesday night, and Mike Pence a blue one, and those colors offered a pretty good reading of the emotional temperature of the night: Kaine ran hot, while Pence was cool.

I mean, as signs that your relationship are dying go, capital-C cheating is a pretty good meter read that things aren't the best they could be.

As a consumer debt expert for decades I've developed a pretty good sense of reading the tea leaves of debt.

Just recently they have changed their rules but it's still a pretty good deal if you read a lot.

Saying they have a pretty good case before they've read anything — is that how these things work?" Going by the book, I answered that someone at the F.T.C. could have told someone in the Justice Department that the case against Microsoft was strong.