Sentence examples for partners read from inspiring English sources

RUNNING a design firm is complicated enough, but more so when the two partners (read: entire staff) spend most of their time on opposite coasts.

In Atlanta (the second-largest majority-black metro in the country) in particular, there's a wide range of corporate partners (read: customers for startups).

For years, The Girl at Midnight and I were on our own -- I occasionally let my writing partners read drafts at various stages of the process -- but it felt like my private sandbox.

Taglines on photos of men apparently terrified of their partners read, "I'm sorry for the thing -- or things -- I did or didn't do" and "I'm sorry I listened to what you said and not what you meant".

For this example, the different partners "read" the same sequence in entirely different ways [ 62].

"AFRICOM's Theater Security Cooperation programs remain the cornerstone of our sustained security engagement with African partners," reads its "What We Do" credo.

Mr. Lebedev, his former business partner, read a book through much of it.

(There were examples to prod their thinking: under hearing, for instance, was "listening to your partner read an erotic story").

A few feet away, an 11-year-old was yipping and grunting while his partner read his answers in a monotone, eyes trained on his yellow paper.

One night, during those weeks when I could find solace only in poetry, my partner read "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" aloud to me.

At the short 2nd Garcia hit a tee-shot to 20ft, but although his playing partner read the break well the ball trickled past on the low side, half an inch from the rim.