Sentence examples for pick to read from inspiring English sources

Zena Wiener of Roxbury, a jingles singer and actress, for example, was the perfect pick to read Emily Dickinson's "Tis So Much Joy," Ms. Kinsolving said.

Two pupils at Mount Pleasant Primary school in Newport were picked to read a welcome to President Barack Obama when he visited with Prime Minister David Cameron before the Nato summit started.

What you read greatly influences your Chinese, so be careful to pick what to read.

President Kennedy nonetheless linked Frost to the party of the Teamsters and Medicare by quoting him on the campaign trail and by picking Frost to read at his inauguration.

"You can always pick up how to read a balance sheet and how to figure out profit and loss, but it's harder to pick up the other stuff on the fly".

(Chandler does something with his Legos) "Chandler please pick a book to read".

He picked it up to read over.

I would have picked something short to read if I were anywhere in Antarctica.

Harry Potter might never have become known had an employee at Christopher Little's literary agency in London not taken a liking to the manuscript's binding and picked it out to read.

I'm sure that if you have the patience you could find this book very enjoyable but, unfortunately, I doubt I'll be picking it up to read again.

Source Process Process type Medium Agent Beneficiary, Range Circumstance No.6, 5th writing [4] are relational: identifying Visiting museums of variety and picking worthwhile books to read   the first two ways of lifelong learning   No.9, 5th writing [1.0] means relational: identifying that one should never stop learning Lifelong learning    .