Sentence examples for item reads from inspiring English sources

The last item reads: "Keep Calm and Carry On: Just ask your bartender".

"When questioned about his new faith, Rowdy barked, 'Until Kabbalah, my life was just about the next bone — but now I want something more,' " the item reads.

The item reads: "The artist, with a charcoal crayon, works on the side from the lantern, and makes a careful tracing of every line and feature in such a way as to best suit his purpose".

A top item reads "transition," the label for an endgame: turning over Afghanistan to American-financed Afghan forces in ways that, in theory, should allow most of the Pentagon's troops an exit and leave behind a partner for future counterterrorism efforts.

"Faculty members and their graduate students are strongly encouraged to build their relationship by establishing common expectations on the major elements of their professional interactions," the first item reads.

A bright red notice below the item reads, "UNFORTUNATELY THIS ITEM HAS SOLD OUT.

It was a good thing she did this particular morning, because when she brought the list home, one item read "2 cents worth of parsley--5 parsley--5 parsley--5 cents

"In the back of your head, you know your night at the bar could end up as a small item read by several thousand readers".

One item read, "Paris Hilton and her big old nasty feet"—a reminder to talk trash about YouTube's latest interloper.

"Pickens Wells, one of the most famous barbecue cooks in the South, dropped dead today while preparing a barbecue," the item read.

" 'Donnie Baseball,' who lives in Indiana, dropped in to Elaine's the other night and was paid more attention than any movie star," the item read.