Sentence examples for professor to read from inspiring English sources

Mr. Streeter asked the professor to read a passage from a public securities filing describing how the chief executives of the two companies were meeting during the period in question.

Ask the people you have chosen as references or trusted professors to read, critique, and discuss your essay with you before submission.  .

All graduate students, in fact, were required to get two professors to read and sign off on their thesis work, and whenever they managed to run Cheever to ground and ask for his signature, he was always happy to give it.

Earlier this week, on the occasion of Torture Awareness Month, the ACLU of Georgia sponsored an event called "Reckoning with Torture: Memos and Testimonies from the 'War on Terror'," where local artists took the stage with politicians, activists, and professors to read from testimonials and memos that have brought the abuses to light.

But, during my 15 minutes (or so) at Yale, I was actually asked by my professor not to read something.

What's funny is that the text Boyd so feverishly dissects is itself a parody of loopily distended scholarship -- a novel that juxtaposes an unfinished poem composed by the fictional John Shade with more than 200 pages of tendentious exegesis by Charles Kinbote, a literally mad professor determined to read his own life into Shade's plainly autobiographical verse.

While you currently must understand French and have a subscription to Professor Cyclope to read the whole series, Vuillemin says he's likely to release a complete translated collection by Christmas.

I invite Professor Kennedy to read this article in which second-year student Derecka Purnell explains that it is not us, the affected community crying, instead it's white guilt that saturates the sound waves.

Tom Hadden Emeritus professor of law, Queen's University Belfast; honorary professor, Kent Law School How refreshing to read Zoe Williams (The in campaign should sell Europe as the Star Trek state, 12 October) and Caroline Lucas (The EU needs reforming, not abandoning, Letters, 12 October).

It Was Better Than 'Cats' Six months ago, a former professor asked me to read a manuscript of his play, which he had professionally bound.

The frames may even be defined by such abstract concepts as "time" and "weather": the absent-minded professor who tries to read the temperature from his watch or to tell the time from the thermometer is comic in the same way as a game of table tennis played with a soccer ball or a game of rugby played with a table tennis ball.