Sentence examples for his read from inspiring English sources

"Everyone has an idol to follow, and Michael is his". Read the rest of the story: "Michaelmania: To Jackson Look-Alikes, Imitation Is Form of Flattery — and a Job" Can't wait until next Thursday for an L.A. Times throwback?

George H.W. Bush famously came to regret his "Read my lips: No new taxes" comment.

His read (Times) "Nothing is more fatal to pessimism than a grand dose of optimism".

I have to admit his read on the present situation in New York state is reasonably shrewd.

Dungy said that he has sessions with Manning where Manning gives him his read on an offensive play and Dungy tells him how defenses are likely to respond.

When he ran the House Budget Committee, Panetta was an instrumental player in the deficit-control pact that Democrats negotiated with George H.W. Bush in 1990, forcing the president to renege on his "Read my lips: no new taxes" oath.

There's still room for improvement in his read-and-react skills and playing through blocks, however.

Think of the first President Bush, who in an earlier time of debt worry initiated an informal deficit negotiation, gamely compromised on his read-my-lips tax pledge and so alienated conservatives that he lost the next election.

Eleven years ago during a fierce budget battle with Congress, President George Bush reneged on one of his main campaign promises -- his read-my-lips pledge not to raise taxes.

Their first bargain fell to a rebellion by Mr. Bush's fellow Republicans; a second deal more favorable to Democrats passed, but those political wounds, the lingering effects of a recession and fallout from breaking his read-my-lips tax pledge denied him a second term.

Despite his youth and inexperience, Kaepernick has been flawless in his read-option decisions and remarkably effective at disguising the ball.