Sentence examples for able to read this from inspiring English sources

Some day, he hopes to be able to read this article.

"If the PC goes out of vogue, you'll still be able to read this," Ms. Lipson said.

Well I'll tell you if you were able to read this far through the holes in your sheet.

(That, in turn, means my colleagues at State won't be able to read this – except on the sly).

Thanks to the bidding and the lead, South was able to read this resulting position: [Diagram] On the lead of the last club, West was in trouble.

If the school persists with its programme of indoctrination, then one day my son will be able to read this column for himself.

While nothing can entirely overcome the frustration of not being able to read the finished novel, this glimpse into what might have been is a poignant reminder of Shields's talent.

Test your flyer by hanging it up and taking 4-5 big steps back- you should be able to read the headline from this distance.

"The criminal code provides police with the power, at all times, to be able to read the riot act and say: 'This demonstration is out of hand, please disperse.' You can have that.

You'll be able to read about this exciting recent work by some of the faculty and students in more detail below.

We don't know how many of China's many millions of Internet users will be able to read about this public indictment of China's use of censorship.