Sentence examples for lengthy read from inspiring English sources

But according to this lengthy read by the Guardian's Harry J Enten, Obama was projected to use the executive order anyway.

It will be a brief post and link from someone at the magazine about something excellent on the Internet — it won't always be a lengthy read, although it could be, because, naturally, we like things like that.

This is a paean to the pleasures of the lengthy read at a time when much of our culture is moulded by the squeeze on time and the appetite for instant gratification.

Probably the only major 19th-century novel to have had a Pet Shop Boys single named after it, Anthony Trollope's first instalment in the Palliser series remains a gripping, if lengthy, read.

One of the things that makes The Wealth of Nations a good, if lengthy read is that Smith is a masterly critic of the governments of his day and a superb commentator on the problems of reorganising the ruinous state of their public finances.

In the meantime, daily transcripts of the proceedings are available, thanks to the American Foundation for Equal Rights, the outfit that sponsored the lawsuit, and make for fascinating, if lengthy, reading.

The day is now called officially Passion Sunday; the liturgy begins with a blessing and procession of palms, but prime attention is given to a lengthy reading of the Passion, with parts taken by the priest, lectors, and the congregation.

There are options and variations to each, but there is no lengthy reading of the defense at the line of scrimmage, few reads or checkpoints for the quarterbacks, receivers and running backs.

Although the 7in screen isn't as easy on the eyes as the traditional Kindle's e-ink display, it's more than good enough for even lengthy reading sessions.

The Manganos, described by their lawyers as plain, upright people running a family-oriented business, listened tensely to the prosecutors and to a lengthy reading of the names of the dead in the indictment.

"The verdict should be no cause for a civilized society to celebrate or riot," O'Donnell said in remarks preceding his lengthy reading of 10 pages of his 35-page verdict, in which he discussed the wounds suffered by Williams and Russell, which were indicated on two mannequins in court, and the views and actions of other police officers involved in the shooting.