Sentence examples for prepared to read from inspiring English sources

He took a book from the shelf and prepared to read.

Adults in jobs needing literacy tend to rear children better prepared to read.

Up front, near the shelves devoted to New York and the U.S., two of the contributors, Lily Tuck and Joe Queenan, prepared to read.

Seated with members of the African-American Arts Forum at West Point, Ms. Morrison ate her Army-issue ravioli and prepared to read from her most recent novel, "Home," to the freshman cadets, who studied the book in English class this semester.

Be prepared to read and write a lot.

Be prepared to read quickly and to pull out the most pertinent areas of the books and articles rather than a leisurely read of the whole article.

Charles Darwin, originally a natural theologian himself, embarked on his trip aboard the HMS Beagle well prepared to study natural history, having read (or would soon read) the important ideas in related fields of science.

For instance, a recent training study found that shared book reading enhanced Chinese language skills, whereas parents' explicit metalinguistic training better prepared children for learning to read Chinese (Chow, McBride-Chang, Cheung & Chow, 2008).

So, in this brief pause before fact is replaced by fiction in the public consciousness, Mr. Assange took to the balcony of the embassy in London on Thursday night to read some prepared remarks to read some prepared remarks to about 80 supporters and a large number of police officers gathered on the street below the first-floor balcony.

The list of offenses was so long that Dolan had to read from prepared notes.

At that moment, we'll get a flood of newsflashes -- just as Mark Carney starts to read a prepared statement.