Sentence examples for frequent readings from inspiring English sources

Young readers are also catered for with frequent readings, competitions and the like.

Eugene Brooks, a lawyer and writer who gave frequent readings with his brother, the poet Allen Ginsberg, died on Wednesday.

Few have returned, but those who have, including poets Manlio Argueta and Francisco Rodriguez, give frequent readings before large audiences.

I can state that with confidence because Elmar, a witty older gentleman on the tour, sported a watch with an altimeter and we requested frequent readings.

But newer, user-friendly and portable devices make it clear that sporadic checks in a doctor's office are not nearly as good at detecting hypertension as frequent readings taken throughout the day.

Even the 9-year-olds were desperate; they had exhausted the available supply of three Harry Potter books with frequent readings and yearned for some palliatives until the fourth book appears sometime this summer.

The walls of the KGB Bar, which is popular for its frequent literary readings, are decorated with old Soviet propaganda posters that Mr. Woychuk found in storage in the building after he moved in and the Ukrainians had moved out.

In the mid-1950's, Mr. Hernton worked as a social worker for children in New York City, where he also gave frequent poetry readings and was a founder and editor of the magazine Umbra, which published Langston Hughes, Ishmael Reed and Alice Walker.

The store also has frequent in-store readings; check its Web site for coming dates.

The American embassy in Beijing, to the annoyance of local officials, issues frequent air-quality readings for its part of the city.

But the report highlights fears that regular frequent smart-meter readings, unless safeguarded, might also tell criminals when a house was unoccupied.