Sentence examples for leg of reading from inspiring English sources
Conway, on his first start for the club, drove in an angled shot that went in via the outstretched leg of Reading captain Jobi McAnuff to seal victory.
The New Yorker, March 14 , 1931 P. 13Tag fastened to leg of wild turkey read "Compliments of John J. Raskob".
By James Thurber The New Yorker, March 14 , 1931 P. 13Tag fastened to leg of wild turkey read "Compliments of John J. Raskob".
To illustrate the body's natural shock-absorbers, he would stomp round the room on a peg leg, reading the description of Captain Ahab's gait in "Moby Dick".
If the nuns ran out of chores to give me, I would sit in a velvet wing chair in their study, with my legs up, reading about the tortures of the martyrs.
Tags fitted to the leg of each bird are read by RFID antennae moulded into the (black) perches.
I sit on our chaise with my daughter facing one another, legs crisscrossing, each of us reading Harry Potter and noticing the magic of the hummingbirds feeding on the kangaroo paws outside the window in-between paragraphs.
It features a poem about San Francisco by Simon Armitage, "Avalon," and Emily Brennan's interview with Mr. Armitage, "Walking 'That Long Trailing Leg of Britain.'" After reading the poem and interview, tell us what you think — or suggest other Times content that could be matched with the poem instead.
The esteemed smut merchant Henry Miller once said that it was possible to peer between a woman's legs and read the entire history of the Middle Ages.
