Sentence examples for act reading from inspiring English sources

Say you're taking the ACT reading test, which has 40 questions.

The ACT Reading Test contains questions that ask students to determine how words and phrases are used in texts, and students can make use of context clues to help determine those meanings.

"Through this barbaric act," reads one comment from Ahmed El Hadari, "he has put an end to tourism in Tunisia".

Third, they would have made whole swathes of language in the Affordable Care Act read more bizarrely and absurdly than anything in the disputed sentence.

Matt Winning barely acknowledges his Scottishness, although he does – out of character with the rest of his act – reads a cod-Robert Burns poem at one stage, about current affairs.

EPA says that the act "read as a whole," along with Congress's subsequent failure to regulate carbon, means that carbon should not be regulated.

The Census Act reads, in part, The Secretary of Commerce shall conduct the census "in such form and content as he may determine including the use of sampling procedures and special surveys".

It was a senseless hateful act," read another.

After a sexual act, read the quotations daily.

In his painting Woman Reading a Letter, the 17th-century Dutch artist Johannes Vermeer achieves this by depicting the most private of all cultural acts: reading.

If you haven't read Between the Acts read it, and if you can't find time to read it, pray for a TV adaptation.