Sentence examples for and attempting to read from inspiring English sources

But it's a great ending, one that hinges on the mystery of looking deep into Dakota Johnson's eyes and attempting to read her thoughts and predict her future.

While learning about rituals like the Shabbat dinner, and attempting to read and speak Hebrew, Lauren found her fellow campers' enthusiasm infectious.

Presumably, the patients were forming a mental image of the Piazza, as viewed from the specified location, and attempting to read off the features around it from their imagery.

On my last day of undergraduate classes ever, I treated myself to my favorite restaurant, sat at a table outside, and attempted to read my first non-school book in four years.

They will seek it out and attempt to read it.

In and out of the restaurant, the bathroom, the doors of the airport, attempting to read and being unable to read, calling a friend back home--dozens of moves, yet the clock tells us only a few minutes have passed.

As you get close to your defender, watch him — he should be attempting to read and match your movements as you duck and weave to either side.

Several TLSers are attempting to read War and Peace (and quite a few adored the recent TV adaptation): My mum said she wanted to reread War and Peace (not recalling it too well, and having skimmed the war sections...), so I challenged her to race me through it (I've never read it).

There can be no "Academy of English" to make decision in the way that the Académie Française does in France.Moreover, the confusion that would surely result from transferring to New English would be devastating not only in schools, but in business, politics, diplomacy, not to mention attempting to read and respond to The Economist.Countries are struggling to teach children to read and write.

If proficiency with Kanji increases the efficiency of transfer from the right-to-left vOT, then non-natives will be working both hemispheres harder (and to less effect) when attempting to read a script they are less familiar with.

Experts attempting to read into a future that appeared as murky and putrid as that water.