Sentence examples for allowance reading from inspiring English sources

As the two researchers reviewed verbalizations of students underlying processes they were involved in examining different non- graphic information presented in the instruction, they identified one dominant pattern among their processes that consisted of reading introductory sentence, reading summarize the information to write a report, reading the time allowance, reading the expected length.

"You've exceeded your usage allowance," read the email from my ISP.

The Web site also lets parents set "allowances"–read: limits for the number of text and photo messages and voice minutes, as well as the total cost of downloads per billing cycle.

Or, more hopefully for the coalition, increase the generosity of the personal tax allowance and read about "tax cuts for low earners".

The markings "Biela Cabecote 01 F. D. Lado Int.," for instance, were scribbled on the back of a Budd Company card reading "Paid Absence Allowance Authorization," for which there was no longer much call.

In both processes, test takers moved back and forth among reading introductory part, reading summarize.., reading time allowance, and reading minimum number of words reiteratively to interpret and comprehend instruction's non-graphic information.

If you live in LA and are reading this, go smoke a fattie before grabbing this and spending the rest of your $10 allowance doing it Animal Style.

As a kid I thought so, reading every issue cover to cover in my local drugstore and then spending a significant portion of my allowance anyway because the owner once yelled at me for attempting a fold-in-and-run.

Most of the participants read the time allowance and expected length which was in contrast with Yu et al. (2012) who reported that most of the students did not pay attention to time allowance and minimum number of words.

The only rider on this is to refuse to allow homework to be left until just before bedtime – set an agreed cut-off point by which time homework must be completed; this can be sweetened by making allowance for fun reading time, or other enjoyable wind-down activity prior to bedtime.

"We cannot pay you your Jobseekers' Allowance from 28 June 2013," the letter reads.