Sentence examples for agree to read from inspiring English sources

We'd alternate chapters, pages, paragraphs, finally sentences, at last agree to read him in unison.

This astonished Morris: he was convinced, after the publicity over his Cake drugs spoof in 1997, that no one with a brain would ever again agree to read tosh for him on camera.

They almost never spoke to Treharne or to each other in front of her, but they did agree to read aloud, onto tape, after she had left the room.

But since this feature is meant to rummage a little deeper into the archives, I hope you will not mind if I latch insistently on to your lapels and keep yanking until you agree to read S. N. Behrman's astonishing Profile of Joseph Duveen, the art dealer and cultural adviser to Rockefeller, Frick, Clay, and Hearst.

After his girlfriend abandoned their reading pact, reader Richard Craven is finding The Ambassadors "so bloody precious" – but is sticking with it: We couldn't help but be reminded of this piece from a few months ago, in which a couple agree to read the same book during a flight – suffice to say it doesn't really work out.

They agree to read each other's favorite novels; Hazel recommends An Imperial Affliction to Augustus, a novel about a cancer-stricken girl named Anna that parallels Hazel's experience.

Greene agreed to read the manuscript.

These couple of friends agreed to read my work, and they loved it.

They introduced themselves and (after checking with Greg) Dawson agreed to read for them.

You've agreed to read an excerpt of a new book about the history of the Taj hotel in Mumbai.

A blogger from Jezebel snatched up a copy of the Palin, for a review, and agreed to read from it.