Sentence examples for opening reads from inspiring English sources

The opening reads like Assange sounding off verbatim on a bad day, in a sentence full of bile and misogyny: "Vanity in a newspaper man is like perfume on a whore: they use it to fend off a dark whiff of themselves".

Disinformation's grand store opening (read: beta-test) is in early April.

Nucleotide sequences were determined for the complete opening read frames of ptxA, fim2, fim3, and tcfA, and for part of prn.

It is an eye-opening read, though not necessarily in the ways you might think.

Cunningly modelled on business self-help books and written in the second person, it's fast, funny and clever: a propulsive, eye-opening read.

It enables users to search the website for job openings, read recruitment information and apply for roles in Welsh, in line with the council's Welsh Language Scheme.

It's an eye-opening read, to say the least.

They look at a company's career page for openings, read the job descriptions posted and then redraft their resume and pitch to fit the role they think they want.