Sentence examples for past reading from inspiring English sources

I thought of this time, now past, reading "The Door".

For novelists to get a realistic feel for "what it was like" in the past, reading original texts of the period is invaluable.

For anyone who has drifted into thinking of Wilder's "Little House" books as relics of a distant and irrelevant past, reading "Prairie Fires" will provide a lasting cure.

"The note is the record a historian has of past reading," said Ann Blair, a professor of history at Harvard and one of the conference organizers.

As a result, he relied more and more on memories of past reading, and began to commit the gaffes that would bedevil all his political campaigns.

The fragmentary imitation was isolated and obviously unintentional -- the novelist's image had probably slipped into the other writer's unconscious during some past reading and emerged later without announcing its roots.

A list of the trustees the Metropolitan Museum of Art has attracted in the past reads like a who's who in business.

Mr. Schundler, whose predilection for speaking off the cuff has caused him trouble in the past, read from prepared notes and was extremely careful today to avoid problems.

"Tamales are a thing of the past," read an advert posted in Spanish on Tuesday to the Facebook page for McDonald's Mexico which has more than 55m "likes".

In a move that has drawn some controversy, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has stripped the New York ceremony of its presidents, governors and other politicians, who have in the past read literary or religious passages.

And that means that the availability of this resource will be different than in the past – read: a lot less.