Sentence examples for my reading at from inspiring English sources

Welcome to the party to katcalls: My reading at the moment is quite light weight.

I imagine there may be a few cringe-inducing moments during my reading at Balloon.

After I found the notebook, I tweeted an image of one of its pages, which covered four months of my reading at the age of seventeen.

Throughout my 20s and early 30s — my two-books-per-week years — I did most of my reading at the International House of Pancakes.

At my reading at the Ann Arbor District Library, the librarian points out my three main constituencies as they gather in the room: "The Russians, the Jews, and the town's intellectuals".

Given my reading at the time (Kahlil Gibran and liner notes for art-rock bands), it was probably something along the lines of: "Suffer the children to learn that love, shall leaven the bread by which, children of the stars, ye shall thrive, if only you do not, like sages of yore, wrest your eyes in futile languor".

I'm not sure what that would put my reading age at, but I'd imagine, at 34, I'm being "seriously underchallenged".

I spent most of my time reading at home.

So I wind up doing most of my actual reading at night in bed, where I sometimes get through as many as three pages before I fall asleep.

"What's the reading?" I asked, recalling my own reading at this very Barnes and Noble where I was THRILLED to see 35 faces in the crowd.

My summer reading list keeps growing and growing, but luckily my reading speed is at a good pace after my first year at university.