Sentence examples for public reads from inspiring English sources

"The public reads the bottom line," Dr. Forrest says.

"Don't pick teeth, touch your belt, pull at your pants or take off your shoes in public," reads one common brochure.

In Turkey, Pamuk is the equivalent of rock star, guru, diagnostic specialist and political pundit: the Turkish public reads his novels as if taking its own pulse.

Could it be that the public reads the Syrian tragedy with a much greater sense of perception and understanding of the chances of success than Miliband?

Nearly three-quarters of the adult French public reads at least one book a year; a fifth reads twenty or more, a statistic that has remained consistent over the past two decades.

Judging a big literary prize is a privilege: you get to influence what the public reads, you can make people's writing careers, you learn about what works and what doesn't, and you get a snapshot of what writers are writing about right now.

"Public accusations but closed trials," and, "The trial must be public," read the banners.

And did the public read any of these books?

Regan said: "When the public read the papers and read about the SFA, it tends to be two main subject areas that get focused on.

She was delighted to think that the public, reading her books, would suddenly learn to read their habitat, and see it with completely different eyes.

He wore a conservative gray suit, pink shirt (the official color of his campaign), red tie and, rarely donned in public, reading glasses.