Sentence examples for be read that from inspiring English sources
But his trenchant book could easily be read that way.
There are some passages that can be read that way.
F.B.I. investigators try to determine whether the sender intended for it to be read that way and whether there is anything else in his or her background that would elevate concerns.
Although meaningless as is (I would hope the oranges Tropicana squeezes for its juice are fresh), it looks and sounds a lot like "fresh squeezed" and could easily be read that way by supermarket shoppers.
But this series is not about James or his will or his legacy or his ability to repeat as champion (a feat that many other legends, including Tim Duncan, have failed to achieve), though it will inevitably be read that way.
The next generation are being tutored, including camps to Sri Lanka and India, but the development of skills and bulding up the confidence to use them, take time: easy to say that use of the feet is paramount, for example, but against bowlers such as Badree and Sunil Narine, who spin it either way, and often cannot be read, that is not so easy.
— In 2011, we asked teachers and students what they'd be reading that summer.
And he'd liked being read that way.
After the few books they carry into the house have been read, that's it.
"I don't mind if it's read that way," he said.
