Sentence examples for cases read from inspiring English sources

They use libraries to conduct research, borrow print, audio and electronic books and, in some cases, read magazines and newspapers.

"Please remember to #pray today as #SCOTUS deliberates these very important marriage cases," read the first Twitter message of the day from the North Carolina Values Coalition.

Its launch has been surrounded by a bit of a fanfare, presumably because the publishers hope and expect it'll be bought, and in some cases read, by thousands of people who haven't got any of the Fleming originals.

(For those who want to know more about MACs, including a list of those cases, read the case study I wrote in 2008 with Kristen Baiardi about the Accredited Home Lenders MAC dispute).

His opinions and votes on crucial cases read like a what's what of legal horror stories.

This was before the Internet and email so the letters came to me as snail-mail and they weren't just letters because the page my article appeared on under the heading "I Hope the Redskin's Lose," was torn from the magazine and sent to me with big, red lettering that, in most cases, read "F--K you Giago".

Niveen began following other custody cases, reading hundreds of appeals decisions.

We are thus left with an imprecise, lugubrious portrait of modern single women, which soon becomes wearing — in the worst cases, reading like bad Naomi Wolf.

One of the pleasures of researching essays is the opportunity it affords for revisiting old classics, or, in some cases, reading them for the first time.

In all cases, reads were mapped against Genome Reference Consortium Mouse Build 38 (GRCm38, equivalent to UCSC mm10).

For pounds, in Tranmere's case, read passion.