Sentence examples for mass reading from inspiring English sources

If and when the Kremlin comes to pay a price for this war, his report may finally become mass reading.

Only after the reading ended, the children applauded and Mrs. Bush handed out souvenirs -- printed cards featured the Bush dog, Barney, with a list of his hobbies on the back -- did officials let slip the true story: the Russian side, while perfectly content to visit children at the library, was taken aback by the odd American practice of assembling them for a mass reading.

Harold Bloom, the eminent canoneer, agreed: "I don't like these mass reading bees..

Harold Bloom, the eminent canoneer, agreed: "I don't like these mass reading bees...

Publication day sees a frenzy of mass reading in the canteen, in the sixth-form centre and in the staffroom.

(A choice quote: " 'I don't like these mass reading bees,' said Harold Bloom, unofficial custodian of the literary canon").

Mass (read global) culture is represented by a wall of clay models for the animated characters of various Pixar movies, including "Ratatouille," which will be released next year.

That being the case, a quick measure of a dinosaur femur can be added to the graph and the mass read off.

Members of the group attend daily Mass, read Scripture, say the rosary, and even engage in some penances, like self-flagellation or sleeping on a hard mattress.

"Oh, hungry and moaning masses," read one line, "what are you up to?

"GIVE me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses," reads Emma Lazarus's ode to immigration inscribed on a plaque beneath the Statue of Liberty.