Sentence examples for centre reading from inspiring English sources

The rationale for this hurried law is that the BNP put out leaflets in Oldham with pictures of the World Trade Centre, reading, "This is what Muslims believe should happen to the west". But where Muslim is simply used as a blatant proxy for race, existing anti-racist laws can be used.

At South Street Arts Centre, Reading, on 6 February; The Wardrobe, Leeds, on 8 February.

When Stephen Hunt slapped a header wide at the far post from Ulises de la Cruz's centre, Reading realised their winless run was to be prolonged.

South Street Arts Centre, Reading, Tue; Ropery Hall, Barton-On-Humber, Thu; Green Top Circus, Sheffield, Fri; touring to 5 Dec There are plenty of comedians happy to publicly ally themselves with the forces of rationalism and scientific thinking.

Her's are playing Neighbourhood Festival, Manchester on 6th, South Street Arts Centre, Reading on 18th and Sticky Mike's Frog Bar, Brighton on 19th October.

Today, as well as the town centre Reading comprises a number of suburbs and other districts, both within the borough itself and within the surrounding urban area.

A protest sign put up at the detention centre reads: "We asylum seekers fear to be resettled in PNG.

The blurb for Brighton's new digital catapult centre reads like a political manifesto, with promises of encouraging innovation and unlocking value.

The Facebook page of the centre reads: "Currently, nearly 670 Inland Regional Center staff members provide services to more than 30,200 people with developmental disabilities and their families in San Bernardino and Riverside counties," said the centre's Facebook page.

/ And love was surely what her eyes conceded / as her stare grew hard, and one bright aerial / quit making its report back to the centre", reads like modern-day John Donne: it offers a new way to conceive of connection.

Still, both the impressionistic sequence of battle scenes in the book and the internal reflections of Henry Fleming, the young man at the novel's centre, read as highly authentic: "The youth stared.