Sentence examples for inspired reading from inspiring English sources

That, she added, and an inspired reading, snared her the part.

There is no Force — no divine text, no inspired reading, no Jedi Council.

Opened with a poem by fellow countryman Robert Burns; had the audience laughing uproariously with an inspired reading of Tennessee Williams's "Life Story".

And the performance gained interest as the sculptor Terri Phillips joined in, doing Marilyn Monroe moves as Mr. Mahalchick banged away at a typewriter and then gave an inspired reading of the nonsense ("this is poetry") he had typed.

They proposed that the Book of Abraham was more an inspired reading than an actual translation, but the fact that Smith had also produced a "grammar" of the Egyptian language weakened the theory.

Male-inspired reading lists aren't just the fault of publishers; they are the fault of reviewers, of those determining academic curriculums.

So, without further ado, here are the five romance-inspired reads you ought to get your hands on this month.

There is an inspired, unlikely reading song composed of traffic signs: "In, Out, Park, Walk, Yield, Enter, Exit, One Way . .

Mr. Lloyd (of "Morning's at Seven" and the "Back to the Future" films) has that lugubrious Cromwellian face that makes him a natural for the Puritanical Malvolio, and he has some inspired moments reading from the forged letter that is the linchpin of the play's dark subplot.

For example, which headline would you be more inspired to read? "'Stand Up for Start-Ups' Event to Feature 200 Founders from Leading International Start-Ups," or "XYZ Company Announces Event in New York on June 30". A release should always begin with the state where it's being distributed and the date you're sending it, followed by a brief, one-sentence summary of the announcement.

There are many paragraphs in this book that read like inspired op-eds.