Sentence examples for from the reading of from inspiring English sources

The Markit Economics survey, a gauge of manufacturing in the 17-nation euro area, was revised lower to 45.1 from the reading of 45.3 estimated earlier.

Category B (Arts and Literature) "Anyone who is too lazy to master the comparatively small glossary necessary to understand Chaucer deserves to be shut out from the reading of good books forever".

Judging from the reading of local political experts and campaign chests, the two challengers who seem to have the best chances of forcing a runoff are Troy Henry, who is black, and John Georges, who is white, both businessmen.

The Richmond Fed's manufacturing index came in at minus 6, a contraction from the reading of plus 10 in April, dragged down by declines in shipments and new orders.

They conceive of themselves as chivalrous men of honour, their stylised speech (much of it drawn from Woodrell's novel) stemming from the reading of the King James Bible, Shakespeare and Walter Scott.

But she made it to Oxford in 1962, thanks to the combined forces of a "really fantastic English teacher" and Wordsworth's Prelude, "the bridge from the reading of my childhood into something more profound and full of more imaginative and intellectual possibility".

The data processing pipeline (Fig. 1) starts from the reads of the 4C library.

In order to simulate the transmission event, a random subsample (recipient) of only 24 reads was taken from the reads of a given patient (source).

The reading of 50.2 from the Institute for Supply Management survey was up from 49.6 in May.

The items in Part I of the test were taken from the reading selections of an English communication textbook for freshmen college students (Cusipag et al., 2006).

It was the fourth consecutive monthly decrease and stemmed from the weakest reading of present conditions in eight years.