Sentence examples for heavily read from inspiring English sources

The classics are understandably heavily highlighted, because they're heavily read.

Clips like these have earned CollegeHumor.com its first links from such heavily read sites as the Drudge Report, which is to the world of Web sites what having your book promoted on "Oprah" is to the world of publishing.

It's also worth noting that in our heavily read online coverage we have reported on at least seven job creation stories in just the last few of weeks.

In fact one of the channels, simple called "Lists," includes no fewer than nine sub-channels, include the annual college ranking and the world's Billionaires, one of Forbes' most heavily read sections.

I publish the Our Authentic Careers podcast; co-founded Room Eight, one of New York City's oldest and most heavily read community political blogs; and co-authored an illustrated children's book about emotions.

Glick knew from the age of 8, when he began heavily reading science fiction gleaned from his hometown library, that he was headed toward science.

However, the sensitivity rate depended heavily on read length.

For their third annual list, Smithsonian Magazine examined 20 small towns across America with a population under 15,000 to find towns that are heavily-cultured (read: interesting history, good food, solid cultural institutions and education) and deserve our praise...and tourism dollars.

Broadsides represented print for the semi-literate: two of the main forms were ballads and pictures, neither of which depended heavily on reading.

The investigative technique outlined in the Vatican report seemed to lean heavily on reading speeches and documents, finding occasional fault with what was said, but more serious problems with what wasn't.

Aitken formed no close attachments and made no friends, and there can be little doubt that his lonely, erratic, itinerant lifestyle, drinking heavily and reading Voltaire, sent him a little crazy.