Sentence examples for have finally read from inspiring English sources

Using a microscope, librarians at the University of Iowa have finally read the contents of the smallest volume in their collection of miniature books.

As someone who works in New York City, I was happy to have finally read a report that casts New York cabbies as hard-working folks trying to lead a life of simple dignity ("New York's Taxi Drivers Need Disaster Relief," by Bhairavi Desai, Op-Ed, March 2).

And having finally read the Mozilla press release, find I'm quoted in it...

I've finally read something that helps me understand the field and its major job categories.

I've finally read through most of the analysis that made its way through my Twitter feed, and found myself surprised by the range of opinions shared on the matter.

Maybe if Jerry Brown had finally read the end of his '70s fave rave book, E.F.

Courtney Love has finally read John Mayer's Playboy interview in which he discusses sexual napalm Jessica Simpson and his white supremacist dick, and her reaction can be found on Twitter.

As a survivor of all that life has thrown at me over the course of my 53½ years, I have finally decided to read one of the stories that has motivated me since the late 1960's.

Hey, maybe some of these Internet analysts have finally started to read the mainstream media which has been harping about how out-of-whack with reality the valuations of these Internet stocks have been?

But I have finally forced myself to read two new book-length exposes of my favourite drinks.

I've (finally) finished reading The New Annotated Dracula, edited by Lesley Klinger, having received it last Christmas.