Sentence examples for be carefully read from inspiring English sources
His official poems will no doubt be carefully read by members of the WRU, who were "disappointed" to be the target of a poem Lewis wrote after an ignominious draw with Italy in the Six Nations championship.
It deserves to be carefully read and discussed.
Each article will be carefully read by JR, and data relating to barriers and facilitators will be abstracted from the results and discussion sections of included papers.
RQ1: Each article will be carefully read by the primary reviewer (RL) and a list of barriers and facilitators will be extracted from results and discussion sections of the included papers.
If the method is used in a theatre or a play, the script needs to be carefully read and understood.
In step one, a link is given to submission policies and instructions which should be carefully read so that your website submission form is correctly filled out.
Look for those names -- and many others -- to be carefully reading today's reviews.
They were still being carefully (read: slowly) prepped and repaired.
The Hughes report, though, was carefully read in China.
The first thing you need to do is carefully read the terms and conditions at the bottom of this page.
The state official said "the text of Bill Gates' remarks has been carefully read today, and he makes it hard for people to be trusting".
