Sentence examples for a reading anywhere from inspiring English sources

A reading anywhere near the 2.6% increase seen in June would come as a significant surprise.

Houseware models often use a mechanical base good to +/- 1 or even 2kg (between 2 or 5lbs), but with a digital readout trying to give 100g (approx 0.2lb) you will get a reading anywhere in that 2kg accuracy.

Ericaceous plants, such as blueberries, rhododendrons, azaleas and enkianthus require acid-type fertilizer, that is soil with a low pH reading anywhere from 4 to 5. It is the carriers, the materials that supply the nutrients, that make a fertilizer acidic or not.

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Morgan's is the first poetry collection to be selected as a "city read" anywhere in the UK - a demonstration of Glasgow's devotion to its inaugural poet laureate, a post created for him in 1997, who has chronicled and mythologised the city for over half a century.

But I did not hear, nor do I recall reading anywhere where anyone on your committee suggested that consumers contribute to America's purported pursuit of a less oil-dependent economy.

She often complained of stomach aches and headaches, and she would not read aloud, which left Ms. Stern-Barnett wondering whether she was reading anywhere near grade level, or even at all.

A book you should read anywhere but on a plane: "The Skies Belong To Us," by Brendan I. Koerner, in which I learned that in 1972 a hundred and fifty-nine commercial flights where hijacked in the United States, by "frazzled veterans, chronic fabulists, compulsive gamblers, bankrupt businessmen, thwarted academics, career felons, and even lovesick teens".

This time, the debate has turned on the supposed "discretion" provided by ebook erotica, which can be read anywhere without a cover to give the game away.

But if I read anywhere about any member of this band owning a candle "shoppe" or something, I'm taking it all back. .

"The biggest, most crazy lie I've ever read anywhere is that the massive industrial program that will result in a low-carbon economy is a job-killer," CDP Executive Chair Paul Dickinson said in an interview with The Huffington Post.