Sentence examples for official reads from inspiring English sources

The official reads a scroll with the faintest smile of concentrated attention.

"In 1958 he was sentenced conditionally to three months to one year [in jail] for insulting a public official," reads another StB account.

The minor parties are there, too, with their own colored ribbons, and after an election official reads the results, the candidates shake hands.

A list of the 38-member advisory group on Interior Department issues provided by a Bush transition official reads in part like a Who's Who of representatives of affected industries.

A sleepy Pakistani official reads passports in a leisurely way; the customs man searches bags perfunctorily and pesters travellers with offers to change money; porters fight over luggage; a policeman writes names in a big ledger.

The name Neighborhood Youth Corps might summon up visions of clean-cut boys in spruce khaki uniforms, standing at attention on a parade ground while a government official reads a proclamation dispatching them to do what needs to be done for the good of all.

The judge approved each order as a court official read down the list of names.

As a court official read the charges, Ms. Berenson took notes with a shaking hand.

The note, said a senior administration official, read, "Specter is announcing he is changing parties".

At the end of the rally an official read out a list of names for voters to select.

Now, any law enforcement official reading Mr. Margritz's list will be prepared if emergency calls come in about similar packages.