Sentence examples for might try reading from inspiring English sources
FOREIGN leaders who find themselves perplexed by the Bush administration's insistence on building a national missile defense might try reading what another American president wrote about national defense 200 years ago.
For example, we might try reading the second and third premises uniformly, either on the model of (2′) or on the model of (3′).
You'll hear a lot of her in this dispatch; you might try reading standing up, letting her words hypnotize you too.
You might try reading one new book a week, or reading the newspaper every morning.
You might also try reading.
It is therefore plausible to suppose, based on the evidence of this column, that Boris Johnson has some sort of car seat-removal fetish, possibly rooted in his own experiences of early childhood (I won't go any further into this, but if you want to imagine how such a fetish might have developed, try reading some Freud).
"Try reading the papers".
You should try reading Enid Blyton.
Try reading about the Zax.
But try reading his books.
