Sentence examples for exclusive reading from inspiring English sources

With the help of fellow Welsh poet Owen Sheers, he explains his inspirations for his most recent volume Running Late, and gives an exclusive reading of his poem North.

Our introduction came from a friend who invited me to go to an exclusive reading with a retired psychic.

Finally, we show that the best fit of our data was not limited to an exclusive reading pathway through the putamen.

But like all businesses that aim for an exclusive (read rich) clientele, myCFO execs need to expand their customer base.

It is also home to some of the most exclusive (read snobbish) clubs in the United States, particularly the Bath & Tennis Club (known as the "B&T") and The Everglades.

Our own editor Sarah Crown is on the judging panel, and has had her mind slightly skewed by a fortnight of intense and exclusive poetry reading - read about her insatiable cravings for fiction here.

Also, it is shown that it can be solved by a fast parallel algorithm that executes in time O log3n) with O((m + n3)logn) processors on an exclusive-read exclusive-write parallel random access machine (n is the number of variables and m is the number of constraint relations the constraint relations may have arity more than two).

This movement is not exclusive to reading, but is common to most types of visual search (Findlay, 2004).

So, again, as a device not too bad, but e-readers are so similar these days (at least until a company releases a full-color one) that it's sorta like choosing between an Xbox 360 an PS3: which exclusive games (read: books) are you most interested in reading?

Could a solo inventor working out of a warehouse in Bologna really have built a fusion device that could power the planet?" Exclusive first read: Hallucinations, by Oliver Sacks Oliver Sacks | NPR | 24 October 2012 An excerpt from Sacks's new book.

As they say, Immelt's new job will likely provide a current CEO with power to shape the policy that governs his company, as well as exclusive advanced (read: insider) knowledge of those policies.