Sentence examples for a quick read to from inspiring English sources
Tony Metcalf, the editor in chief of Metro US, the free newspaper that offers a quick read to bus and subway riders in New York, Philadelphia and Boston, particularly young working men and women who might never dream of buying a newspaper, died on Sunday in Darlington, England.
Holding my attention from cover to cover The Art of Crisis Leadership by Rob Weinhold with Kevin Cowherd is a quick read book to keep forever!
"It's a quick read thanks to its play-like format, and some of the ghosts' stories are surprisingly funny given the subject matter.
I write that not to advocate it as a quick read or even to suggest that it might be cheap (although both might be handy for the beach).
It's a quick read but likely to leave even the sturdiest stunned because, as all good storytellers know, trusting the reader to fill in the gaps by themselves always leads to the most disconcerting conclusions of all.
Within a few hours, the Iranian media had put the entire text of the agreement online — after a quick read, it seemed to differ slightly from the U.S. fact sheet circulated earlier.
Amazon's customer reviews are an indispensable feature on the online mega-store, allowing shoppers to get a quick read on products without having to turn to magazine reviews or external sites like epinions.
I'm not going to look at your decision to do a Ph.D. per se, as I've done that previously, however, I'd encourage you to have a quick read through that column to be sure a Ph.D. is a positive choice rather than a case of just taking what is on offer.
Raising a Secure Child is neither a quick read nor a how-to, but instead invites thoughtful reflection from the reader.
Brilliant, blessed with a photographic memory, the father was also a quick read of character, able to charm even the most cynical of men.
MacStories editor Federico Viticci first spotted the change, which appears to be live in the new iOS 11 beta 7. Google's fast-loading AMP pages are ideal for platform-agnostic consumers looking for a quick read, but publishers tend to loathe them (with good reason).
