Sentence examples for live read from inspiring English sources

If you think that living with wildlife is a pleasure that only country bumpkins like me can enjoy, pick up a copy of Tristan Donovan's book "Feral Cities: Adventures With Animals in the Urban Jungle". Wherever you live, read Sara Stein's 1993 book, "Noah's Garden". Keep your land poison-free.

He has never spoken with the band, seen them live, read their lyrics, or listened to their music.

We live, read and write in "an age in which the printed word on paper is threatened by the summoning of dismembered segments of printed texts onto screens," the reader is informed by Robert Burchfield, chief editor of the Oxford English dictionaries and author of a BBC guide to the use of the spoken word.

As someone who has come to speak for the creatures that cannot speak for themselves, when I'm not in the field amongst animals I spend much of my time arguing the contemporary utilitarian viewpoint that animals contribute to ecosystems, and ecosystems are what have made it possible for us to live (Read my essay: Why we need Wildlife).

If you want news from where you live, read the local paper.

But if there ARE good malls near where you live, read Step 3. It helps.

Radio shows do live reads all the time.

"But with the announcers doing live reads and the stadium full, it's a way to advertise with more impact".

Mr. Provost compared live TV commercials with the "live reads" of commercials by disc jockeys on radio stations, which he praised for their spontaneity.

"Am I Alone Here?: Notes on Living to Read and Reading to Live," by Peter Orner (Catapult).

"Film a cop, save lives" read graffiti in Paris during May Day demonstrations last weekend.