Sentence examples for always read of from inspiring English sources

"Here in Crown Heights on this sketchy block, there's some desire for the exotic," said Juliette Campbell, who founded Shanghai Mermaid in 2007 with the idea of recreating the red-walled 1930s cabarets she had always read of.

Oh moi? Yea, when in Rome, uhh ummm, Montréal, this was time to get on down too! I'd always read of this group on upcoming festival fliers, concert listings and music download offers, most times at a glimpse mistakenly getting excited thinking it was A Tribe Called Quest, but never really knew what they were about.

I've always been loathe to walk out on a film halfway through, even if I'm not enjoying it, in much the same way as I'll always read to the end of a novel.

The implicit advice of "The Virtues of Poetry" — always read for maximum complexity, and with maximum patience — is as valuable as it is frequently ignored.

(I always read one of Greene's books on holiday).

I can always read something of mine and want to spend more time re-writing it.

I always read loads of poetry books when I was little, picture books like The Gruffalo, and I loved them.

"I always get the paper and always read all of it … "I think it's really important because even if the press officer has correctly summarised the meaning, they still may not pull out of it the same angle, interpretation and quotes that you would.

I always read hundreds of stories before doing the outline for the piece.

I did not always read all of the books; I chose my favorites, but it was always satisfying to have all of those stories right there at my fingertips.

Instead, always read reviews of and information on the album you want to buy to decide whether or not you are going to enjoy it.