Sentence examples for looking to read from inspiring English sources

A somewhat lapsed poetry reader who is looking to read more and learn more.

A nyone looking to read Shakespeare intently must be prepared to negotiate two sizable forests.

"Since she had read all messages before, she was probably looking to read this one, too," Mr. Sykes said.

It made me slightly melancholy to think of all those lost links to my own history I was missing by always looking to read the next, new thing.

Jay Asher has done such a wonderful job and I will be looking to read more of his work in the future.

(If you're looking to read a book about folks who light up at the thought of decorating a yard with a plastic Santa, move on).

"Going into each game we look to read the wicket and opposition as best we can.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, November 30, 1946 P. 31 When the 1947 Old Farmer's Almanac arrived, with its predictions of weather, tide, sun, and moon, and its hint of frost, we turned to November, forward-looking, to read of life a year from now.

Then she looked down to read an incoming text, stood and grabbed her purse.

Each time the girl looked down to read, the glasses fell off.

As in the previous videos, he occasionally looks down to read from notes.