Sentence examples for a real read from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes you get a real read of their game watching them hit shots that count".

To get a real read on where the market might be headed, we'll need to see if the oil price stabilizes, what happens in China, and how the Federal Reserve reacts to the recent sell-offs.

Even though some edtech purists knock Salman Khan for not being a "real" (read: trained) educator, the prospect of reaching thousands of eyeballs Khan Academy-style (KA's YouTube channel has over 100M views) certainly has its appeal.

Everyone knows everyone — someone described it to me as a very sophisticated shtetl — and there is a real reading public.

A real reading of history shows that, actually, Marshall was a virulent racist and segregationist who liked to play Slave and Master.

That afternoon, sipping tea in the courtyard cafe and reading Reading Lolita in Tehran, Azar Nafisi's novel about a reading group dipping into forbidden western literature, I'm invited over to join a real reading group.

And you could see she couldn't take the heat in the audience as people were mocking her, so the question remains about how she's going to survive a real reading, which is definitely coming.

Mendez makes it look realer than real by getting all the right documentation and hiring real backers – Hollywood makeup technician John Chambers John Goodmann) and veteran mogul Lester Siegel Alan Arkinn) – and they stage a real reading of a complete, preposterous script in an LA hotel, duly reported on by Variety.

Mendez makes it look realer than real by getting all the right documentation and hiring real backers – Hollywood makeup technician John Chambers John Goodmann) and veteran mogul Lester Siegel Alan Arkinn) – and they stage a real reading of a complete, preposterous script in an LA hotel, duly reported on by Variety.

Repeat if necessary until you get a real reading.

Immediately raise the range to a higher voltage setting if you get one of the following results, before your device is damaged: Your digital display reads "OL," "overload," or "1".[7] Note that "1V" is a real reading, and nothing to worry about.