Sentence examples for group readings from inspiring English sources

To avoid shelling out the bucks for a private reading, many visitors go to free group readings with several mediums and as many as 100 people in attendance.

Several past winners of the Bollinger Prize for Poetry, established at Yale in 1948 by Paul Mellon, will take part in group readings and public discussions this week in New Haven.

Explain that they will be filling in the "L" (or "Learned") section of their chart as part of their homework assignment, after reading today's featured article, "In Pursuit of Conservative Stamp, President Nominates Roberts," and completing in-class group readings.

Why? Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on completion to KWL chart, participation in group readings and class discussions, and thorough analysis of their chosen news item for homework.

Edward travels often, doing group readings around the country, and his days frequently stretch from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., one reason that even though Sandra excitedly says that the couple are "definitely going to have kids," the only other inhabitants of their modest Long Island home are their two bichon frisés.

For the calculations, the average value of background group readings was subtracted from all of the sample readings.

I hadn't been in a group-reading situation since my high-school English class, but instead of my 17-year-old classmates slogging through "A Passage to India," here were Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Hugh Grant and Jim Broadbent delivering lines that sounded uncannily familiar.

Changes in the way the federal government plans to allocate money to increase and improve literacy pose a severe threat to one of the country's best-known nonprofit groups, Reading Is Fundamental.

The group's readings of standard works, by contrast, are getting to sound scrappier and less inspired.

In order to use the mode – the value that occurs most frequently – we would have to group together readings that are close together, otherwise there are unlikely to be any values that crop up more than once in the data.

There have been times, in past seasons, when energy and enthusiasm have come close to swamping fastidiousness in this group's readings, and generally the results were exciting enough that the tradeoff was acceptable.