The phrase "a readings" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a reading" if referring to a single instance or "readings" if referring to multiple instances.
Example: "I have a reading scheduled for tomorrow."
Alternatives: "one reading" or "multiple readings."
A readings festival will consist of five new works, one by Ms. Wettig.
Under the editorship of Lewis Lapham, the magazine changed its format during the 1980s, adding a "Readings" section that featured an eclectic collection of reprints of interesting documents.
These are of three kinds: (a) readings that record the explicit misogyny of great philosophers (like Aristotle's description of a female as a deformed male); (b) readings that argue for gendered interpretations of theoretical concepts (like matter and form in Aristotle); (c) synoptic interpretations of the canon (like the view that, historically, reason and objectivity are gendered male).
Jessica Ceballos, who runs a readings series in Los Angeles, wrote, "I can't put into words how genuinely happy/proud I am/feel that Juan Felipe Herrera is our new U.S. Poet Laureate".
"You just made so many communities so proud". Jessica Ceballos, who runs a readings series in Los Angeles, wrote, "I can't put into words how genuinely happy/proud I am/feel that Juan Felipe Herrera is our new U.S. Poet Laureate". Former U.S. poet laureate Robert Polito, who now heads the Poetry Foundation, tweeted, "Congratulations to Juan Felipe Herrera, our new Poet Laureate!
Irving, E. A Reading of Beowulf (Yale Univ. Press, 1968).
I can be anything Take a look It's in a book A Reading Rainbow A Reading Rainbow.
A) Reading minds -- animals included.
PRINCETON Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall, Princeton University "A Reading of 'Home' by Professor Toni Morrison".
I can go anywhere Friends to know And ways to grow A Reading Rainbow.
Cox Gurdon is a reading-aloud tub-thumper.
