Sentence examples for desperately reading from inspiring English sources

As the tanks rumbled into Budapest, the elder Wisner was in Vienna, desperately reading cables.

If they could live in The World and retain their faith, why couldn't I? My early 20s were spent desperately reading as much as I could get my hands on about the Bible and why it was intellectually viable.

She's two seats away, some drunk bloke just gave her a kiss on the cheek, you're desperately reading your obviously out-of-battery phone.

The Lion Air pilots were left to desperately read through a technical manual, struggling to troubleshoot malfunctioning software mid-flight.

I wanted desperately to read a book that was heavily critical of the prophet, fundamentalist Islam and the ayatollahs.

Awkward moments - such as the make-up crew from Vice struggling desperately to read their speech - came solely from the award winners.

If he's taller than you this will show him that you are confident and not afraid, hence making him yearn for you in time whilst trying desperately to read your eyes Touch.

What he desperately wants is reading glasses.

It is joined, downstairs, by the now-defunct Chinese herbal medicine store; the Pud Stop (puddings, ice cream, drinks, smoothies); the Art Shop, and Mark One, despite a desperately cheery sign reading "stunned something so cheap can be so good!".

But whereas there is something desperately depressing about reading a so-so novel - you feel as if your life is being stolen from you - there is always something that can be salvaged from the experience of reading an OK-but-not-great work of history or biography.

I desperately wanted to read a book about the "courierhood" then.