Sentence examples for preparing a reading from inspiring English sources

The Benchers and Readers did little to arrest the decline of the practice of lecturers and readings, first because many probably believed (as the students did) that books were an adequate substitute, and secondly because many were keen to avoid the work of preparing a reading, which cut into their time as practising barristers.

Ironically, Gingrich has recognized this need in preparing a "required reading list" for his congressional colleagues.

Teachers might even want to consider introducing a lesson of students making these kinds of lists by preparing a short "Read Aloud" excerpt from The Times's article "Our Longing for Lists" and show a few examples from the accompanying slideshow.

He was preparing a lecture to read, and he read its opening line: "The concept of a static point of reference is not within the scope of art".

The binders, created five years ago by the Park West Community Network, a residents' group organized after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, are kept at the desk in the lobby and list scores of residents and specific tasks they can help with: picking up a prescription, preparing a meal, mending, reading aloud, making a run to the post office, and dozens more.

"April has apologised to all parties concerned and is preparing a full explanation," reads the minutes.

Komisaruk, who is scheduled to be sentenced Monday by U.S. District Court Judge William J. Rea in Los Angeles, is in the Bay Area now, staying at the collective she shares with friends who share her principles, preparing a statement to read at her sentencing--and nursing a cold.

Louie, who is 55 and gay, is of course trying to rediscover his hit-making touch and is preparing for a reading of his latest attempt, a film script.

As Mr. Raiola recounts the story in "Memories of John Lennon," a book of essays compiled by Yoko Ono, the next year the theater group was preparing for a reading of a play about the night Lennon died, but the playwright backed out at the last minute.

Carolyn Guyer, an author, has prepared a hyperfiction reading list for the zine Feed.

Participants will also create artworks and prepare a staged reading of an original drama.