Sentence examples for once again reading from inspiring English sources
As the global economy stutters, the gap between rich and poor widens and revolution works its way through the Arab world, more and more people are once again reading Das Kapital, the 1867 masterwork that Marx wrote while little "Tussy" – Eleanor's lifelong nickname – played at his feet.
This October, I am once again reading Henry David Thoreau's final essay, "October, or Autumnal Tints".
By attacking anyone who supports common-sense border security and immigration reforms as 'anti-immigrant,' Newt Gingrich is once again reading from Barack Obama's liberal talking points".
It surely would be good news were parents once again reading aloud to their offspring on a hefty scale, but that might be too much to hope for.
This October, I am once again reading Henry David Thoreau's final essay, "October, or Autumnal Tints". His exuberance in the beauty and color of the trees, grasses and vines he observed around his hometown of Concord, Mass.
The Court once again reads this language as permitting judicial review for challenges to the "statutory framework as a whole". Ante, at 7 (internal quotation marks omitted).
It changed the way I read prose – I was paid to find mistakes, and it was a long time before I could once again read for pleasure.
It changed the way I read prose — I was paid to find mistakes, and it was a long time before I could once again read for pleasure.
After a vote with a 67% turnout and 85% in favour of striking, the first national Unilever stoppage took place on 9 December last year, affecting a mind-boggling array of famous brands – and the latest plan drawn up by Unite, the GMB and USDAW once again reads like a wave of action sweeping through the shelves of a supermarket (or, if you prefer, something of an industrial soap opera).
We need the F&B industry to thrive once again," reads one letter recently published in a national newspaper.
Margo picked up the newspaper scattered about the table, and once again read about the lottery.
