Sentence examples for habitually read from inspiring English sources

This goes for everything from political commentary to still photography to satirical videos — all the stuff that parents and teachers habitually read as "distraction".

But the Guardian Q&A remains a favourite of the famous: they often tell me it's the page they habitually read.

We are told that his parents — the eye-and-ear surgeon William Wilde and the poet Jane Francesca Wilde, who wrote under the name Speranza — accumulated mountains of books at their home, in Dublin, and that young Oscar habitually read in bed, his mind ravished by Irish folktales, ancient-Greek texts, Romantic poems, and gothic novels.

While more than half would "habitually" read labels and package inserts, only a minority would routinely seek information about COTC from retailers or TCM practitioners, or tell their western medical doctors about their COTC use.

(Who knew!) Another recent study at UCL's Institute of Education found that habitually reading for pleasure helps enable children to "absorb and understand new information and affects their attainment in all subjects".

But the audience is notably quieter than the average subscription crowd, which habitually coughs, rustles, reads, and snores through concerts.

On the one hand, as chairman, with the privilege of deciding who gets to read first, he habitually, annoyingly, picks himself.

It is a private symbol to lovers but a public sign to the world: our fingers, the only parts of our bodies that are, like our faces, habitually exposed, are just as easily read.

While in Gibraltar he read Flight manual magazine habitually, which explained the theory of flight, aircraft construction and aero engines.

This is not about funding huge schemes of work in Africa (e.g. industrial development), usually associated with corruption, inefficiencies and habitually failing to benefit ordinary people (read The Looting Machine by Tom Burgis).

Book lovers habitually accumulate more than they can actually read.