Sentence examples for noble reading from inspiring English sources

In one of his final recordings with the choir, Gerre Hancock, who has directed it since 1971, leads the group (and a very committed Orchestra of St . Lukes) in a noble reading of the Fauré Requiem (Koch).

Like the Kindle software, the Barnes & Noble reading application is downloadable to several devices.

Mr. Solnik, of Plainview, heard about the missing textbook chapter at a Barnes & Noble reading by Mr. Bennett shortly after the book's publication and was inspired to write a play, "Theater Games," loosely based on Mr. Bennett's 30-year teaching career.

When I first moved to New York many years ago, I used to spend a lot of time at the Union Square Barnes and Noble reading all the New York City memoirs I could find and looking at guide books to map out walking tours to take myself on.

SPOKEN WORD BARNES & NOBLE Lawrence Cirelli reads from his debut novel, "Harvesting Ice".

(The moment at which Dalton grabs hold of a redheaded boy and exclaims "Stay back, or the gingernut gets it!" is to my ears the noblest line reading since the demise of Sir John Gielgud).

Theresult was a noble and articulate reading of a great symphony, grand in scale and urgent in delivery.

(This comment on MacRumor's message board made me laugh: "The folks who hacked in are straight up losers who have nothing better to do with their pathetic lives". Casting stones, I see! What is so noble, then, about reading a live stream of a series of product announcements?).

Hangar, now the Noble County sheriff, read the memorial's mission statement at the start of the service.

So why, reading such noble statements and thinking about what lies ahead, do so many of us experience a feeling somewhere between vertigo and dread?

Read this noble, insightful book and you might begin to glimpse the answer.