Sentence examples for called to read from inspiring English sources

Several hours later, a spokeswoman for USA Today called to read a statement from Ms. Jurgensen.

All the candidates stood in a circle; one by one they were called to read, except her.

When boy reaches his 13th birthday he is called to read the Torah in the synagogue, and from then on is considered to be responsible for his actions.

Mr. Akins found out he was fired in August 1975 when a friend called to read him a newspaper article reporting the fact.

Honington, in East Anglia, where he had been training for his return to Iraq, when Richard Hatfield, the director of personnel at the Ministry of Defence, called to read him the press release.

The Duluth News Tribune reported that the structure at 2320 West Second Street in Hibbing, Minn., which was formerly the Agudath Achim Synagogue where the young Robert Zimmerman was first called to read the Torah in 1954, was put on sale a few months ago by its owners.

Why, almost a decade from Mohammad Atta, with his parting call to "read the Holy Koran" and "remember all of the things God has promised for the martyrs," has there been scant healing?

A week later I got a call to read for Meliorn, and then a call back a few days later to make some adjustments for the producers and director.

At that point, the evening belonged to the ring announcer, Michael Buffer, who was called up to read out the judges' (appointed by the Nevada Athletic Commission) decision.

Sacks's study of people who suddenly find themselves unable to read called to mind Professor Kevin Dwyer, the principal of the Horace Mann Laboratory School at Salem State College for many years.

'A lot of us guys were called in to read for the role,' he says.