Sentence examples for might read from from inspiring English sources

I might read from George Eliot or John Donne instead".

It sounds like fairly typical media nutritionist fayre - what you might read from any one of them - and it is horseshit, as media nutritionist fayre often is.

Finger-picking the chords, his mouth closing in on the microphone with a new intensity, he slurred the darkly ambiguous yet funny lyric "You might read from Revelation, back to Genesee/ you get crooked, your Southern can belongs to me".

Sven-Goran Eriksson is not going to be managing Notts County next season, despite what you might read from other sources, but Everton's Swede count will go up by one when the Under-21 midfielder Rasmus Elm completes a £6m deal from Kalmar.

But Dublin is not the be-all-and-end-all in Europe, a complex place which does not stand up to broad generalisations, whatever you might read from Robert Scoble about Europe being "anti-failure".

A children's book author -- such as Lemony Snicket creator Daniel Handler -- might read from the stage.

— Interested students might read pieces from the Opinionator blog's series, Anxiety, described this way: "We worry.

Many baby boomers might read this passage from Jack London's "To Build a Fire" and nod knowingly.

Perhaps you are trying to deter anyone else who might read your views from considering suicide themselves?

"Operation Anti-Sec might read like something from a cyberpunk novel but in reality it is being used by far too many to lay a thin veneer of altruism over something entirely selfish," said Rik Ferguson, director of Trend Micro's European security research.

The marquee might read Abby Wambach (who is from Rochester) vs. Marta (the Brazilian star).