Sentence examples for on reads the from inspiring English sources

My Heart Will Go On, reads the neon over the door at Frutta gallery, from Rome.

"You're on," reads the final line, closely followed by the word "Coke".

"You're on," reads the final line, closely followed by the word "Coke". This advertising is one part of the new campaign for Diet Coke, which is called 'You're On.' It celebrates ambitious young achievers from all walks of life and reminds them that Diet Coke is there to support them in the moments when they are at their best.

Later, a co-conspirator, perhaps on the other side of the globe, logs on, reads the unsent message and then deletes it.

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Your assertions that Paul Ryan's budget plan is too 'radical' and represents 'right-wing social engineering' were right on," reads the new site crafted by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

Janet Maslin on reading "The Feminine Mystique" for the first time.

Stephen Akey on reading "The Winter's Tale" and loving Shakespeare.

I went on reading the nineteenth century for much longer.

"You planning on reading the whole Bible to her?" "No".

On reading the book, the writer Bernard Malamud said, "Why, Hortense.