Sentence examples for custom reads from inspiring English sources

LONDON -- The British Parliament is set to return to work in its usual baroque manner on Tuesday, when Queen Elizabeth puts on a gown and a crown and, following long-established custom, reads the new government's legislative program aloud in a voice bleached dry of intonation.

In the Bush Institute's periodical library, custom reading tables by Thos.

The internal register file custom instructions allow access to its own internal register file, providing the flexibility to specify whether the custom instruction reads its operands from the Nios II processor's register file or from the custom instruction's own internal register file.

"While Australia led the way in personalized postage tabs, Canada Post goes one step further by creating a truly custom stamp," reads the current issue of Canada Stamp Details, a Canada Post publication for collectors.

It is the narrator's custom to read a book, when having his cheese after dinner.

She gives him a poem (as is her custom) to read on the Underground.

One reaction against the excesses of the theatre was the custom of reading tragedies aloud to select gatherings of intellectuals.

The Gramercy custom of reading poetry before the "family meals" that precede each service, however, met with resistance.

The New Yorker, February 16 , 1976P. 30 It is the narrator's custom to read a book, when having his cheese after dinner.

By H. F. Ellis The New Yorker, February 16 , 1976P. 30 It is the narrator's custom to read a book, when having his cheese after dinner.

It looked a little queer because while he had been told how to spell the words, he hadn't been told about the American custom of reading from left to right, so that the sign read thus, HCAE cent 1.