Sentence examples for own reads from inspiring English sources

"Today we have a great challenge of our own," reads an advance copy of Mr. Bush's remarks, which was provided by a senior campaign official.

But it is the misplaced rhetoric of distortion here I would like to address, especially when Cassirer uses it to consider how any given present – Cassirer's or Benjamin's or our own – reads the past (Machiavelli, the Baroque).

Within this decomposition the electric field on its own reads (mathbf{E} = sum_{j,s} e_{j,s}(b_{j,s} - b^_{j,s})).

Hosts can import a pre-recorded ad into the show or do their own reads, determining where in the episode to place it.

"The less the prudence with which others conduct their affairs, the greater the prudence with which we must conduct our own," reads the 2017 edition of the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder letter.

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All his ballets have a life of their own; "reading" them is futile.

("STUNNING CHELSEA IN A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN," read the headlines back then).

In his own reading those nuances were subtle, and that seemed right for the mood of the score.

However, if you want an EZ Grill for your own, read on.

Working as an elevator operator, he again studied on his own, reading music theory books.