Sentence examples for hand to read from inspiring English sources

And a White House official was on hand to read a message from President Bush.

Twenty-four hours were inadequate for all that one got in hand to read.

You can hold it in one hand to read a Kindle book while you're standing in line.

Lately, I've been keeping that angry boy on hand, to read the literature of jihad on my behalf.

Natalie Blake twisted the can in her hand to read the tag that ran around it: Claim Your Future.

The subtle silk ties that adorned the paperback covers, and which somehow made it O.K., by a dazzling sleight of the publisher's hand, to read soft pornography in public, are arrayed in the opening scene.

Meanwhile, fellow cyclist Wendy Houvenaghel turned her hand to reading Pride and Prejudice with a theatre company in Bradford.

I also prefer having an actual book in my hands to read - turning pages for me is infinitely preferable to clicking slides!

Nor will you find a headteacher of a primary school with the time on his hands to read a bit of TS Eliot between lessons.

Such a roll was about as large as could be conveniently held in the hands to read, and it was big enough to contain a book of Thucydides or one of the longer New Testament Gospels.

"We believe that usage of the iPad and Flipboard will really spike during Thanksgiving, when people are at home and have more time on their hands to read and really have the lean-back iPad experience," Ms. Ma said.