Sentence examples similar to put to read from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Fenumiai, despite a dry throat and tiring feet, feels the operation she has put in place to read the write-ins, in a former print shop at the edge of downtown Juneau, is working smoothly.

As the coders might say, you'd be hard-put to read a more open-source account of a public and religious life.

The notion that Nunes is some kind of hero can be put to rest by reading the extensive file that the Moscow Project of the Center for American Progress has compiled on his dodgy doings.

"If any man or woman be a witch, that is, has or consults with a familiar spirit, they shall be put to death," read the Massachusetts body of laws.

But this year alone, 241 traffickers have been put to death.Read our explainer on countries that have the death penalty for drug smuggling.

"The filter that readers put on to read a certain kind of fiction is very forgiving," he says.

Scholars are unsure whether Koreans or Japanese added the marks to the scroll and whether they were put there to read in Korean or Japanese, since both languages have similar grammars both quite different from Chinese.

Put to work the ideas you read and see in magazines and cookbooks or those shared by friends.

Now I believe that everything is timing". Three great reads to put to the front of your pile come from Merchant, Riel/Martin and Pink.

I put on specs to read your face.

I tried harder than anyone else to please, but I could not spell words or learn how to put letters together to read.