Sentence examples for devising reading from inspiring English sources

Yet the fact that the teachers were accustomed to devising reading activities (the compatibility factor) must have helped them implement their integrated reading and listening activities more than other skill activities (51.2% and 38.2%, respectively), as indicated in Table 1.

By evening's end, we will have listened to a program he devised, read an introduction he wrote and heard lyrics he translated.

The law requires schools that receive federal money to conduct standardized tests for reading skills, and the additional money was intended to help them devise reading programs.

After introducing the parts, the guide describes how to read an article by first determining your purpose, then devising a reading strategy.

We devised a read filtering procedure for dealing with errors.

Another Foreign office document reads: "Devising a workable system, given, in particular, the lack of data from many countries and the complexity of the crude processing system, will be extremely challenging, we acknowledge... May take some time". With supreme irony, this complexity led Canada to reject the UK proposal.

Australia has devised a reading programme called "Boys, Blokes, Books & Bytes".

In the days before he became the emperor of international bestsellerdom, he wrote a sneering critique of the 007 novels in which Ian Fleming emerged as a high-end Mickey Spillane, cynically devising entertainments for a reading public both "popular and serious".

The documentary makes a compelling case for the idea that Hubbard devised Scientology thought-reading E-meterScientology thought-reading-therapy.

Boyle and Smith's key breakthrough was devising a way to read out the number and location of electrons captured in each well in an array of pixels.

Ultimately, these are sentences that seem meant to be skimmed, not read — devised to take up room on the page so the carefully constructed elements of the plot aren't revealed too quickly.