Sentence examples for getting to read from inspiring English sources
Getting to read all those tasty articles!
The world is far poorer, as is journalism, for never getting to read the final dispatch Mr. Shadid had in mind.
Getting to read what Anna Bean's students thought of her was like finding your neighbor's bank statements, or maybe medical files, on the sidewalk.
Post-Room, it's pretty strange to be in a situation where I'm getting to read pretty much everything I want to that's out there.
It's not quite the same as getting to read your own obituary — I can think of one important difference — but there's a long (nearly four thousand words) piece about me in Current Biography, a publication you may remember from aimless undergraduate afternoons in the college library.
By Hendrik Hertzberg March 2, 2011 It's not quite the same as getting to read your own obituary — I can think of one important difference — but there's a long (nearly four thousand words) piece about me in Current Biography, a publication you may remember from aimless undergraduate afternoons in the college library.
We even got to read e-mails.
You've got to read them".
And you get to read the history".
"I didn't even get to read the contract.
