Sentence examples for green reading from inspiring English sources

On every card, just to left of the familiar green likeness of Jefferson, the Tickometers print a legend, also in green, reading, "Revalued, 2 cents, P.O.

The Edinburgh performance will feature a handful of authors selected by Green, reading 10-minute long accounts based on their own lives, without notes.

So I was left in peace during July and August to loll about Jesus Green, reading Churchill, bored, waiting for the weekend and the hike to the bus stop on the city boundary.

The beauty of the Ring is that it can withstand a Hitlerian reading – Siegfried as stormtrooper; a revolutionary reading - Siegfried as subverter of the established order; a green reading - Siegfried as child of the forest standing up to the forces of industrial capitalism.

"This has been one of his best weeks for green reading," Mickelson said.

"Which is less green, reading a print paper or leaving your computer on all day so you can read it online?" "Plus, paper feels good," I said, paging through The Atlantic.

In class one evening, Green read aloud a story with a sex scene in it.

"Built green?" read letters spray-painted onto a bedsheet found hanging on a fence at the site, about 25 miles northeast of Seattle.

Newson, 45, who has always been fascinated with pale green, read how a couple of scientists had determined (incorrectly, it turns out) that this was the real shade of the universe.

(Nettleship records that Green read more Fichte towards the end of his life, yet implies that Green did not study him in depth at that time; see Nettleship, pp.cxxv-cxxvi).

Nettleship records that Green read Fichte as a young man: "The writers from whom he seems at this time to have assimilated the most were Wordsworth, Carlyle, Maurice, and probably Fichte in his lectures on the 'nature' and 'vocation' of 'the scholar' and of 'man'" (Nettleship, p.xxv).