Sentence examples for closer to read from inspiring English sources

Remember attendees won't come closer to read your banner clearly.

In this way, playing a game is closer to reading a book, where the rate of consumption is dictated by the aptitude (or interest) of its consumer.

Monkeys banging on typewriters might never reproduce the works of Shakespeare, but they may be closer to reading Hamlet than we thought.

As we get closer to reading the Supreme Court holding on the subject, attitudes are shifting so quickly that the Court risks being left in the dust.

Taped there is a blue file card with a snatch of dialogue on it, which I bend close to read.

The campground-specific information was also thinner than that featured in many of the other apps I tried, and the descriptions were pinched into a space so small that I needed to hold the phone close to read them.

I went up close to read several of the notes.

For high coverage, values close to read length produce longer contigs.

"What's astounding is that people, having never come close to reading Greek literature, will hear this once and, in the talkbacks, quote things characters have said.

All we had heard was that they abused children, which is bad enough, but doesn't come close to reading about what was actually done behind the altar and in the sacristy.

At this point, the machine can't come anywhere close to reading each A, C, G, and T that whizzes by, but it can reliably detect tagged sequences.