Sentence examples for read a chart from inspiring English sources

A doctor couldn't see a patient's face or read a chart.

He was a middle-school dropout, with no formal musical training (he could not read a chart, much less write one), yet from early childhood he had realized in himself an intuitive capacity not only to remember and reproduce any tune or riff he heard but also to hear the underlying structures of music, and to make them his own.

I don't know, you guys can read a chart, right?

You can read a chart out of the deck 10 or 20 years ago that looks like a cloud.

Obviously you can read a chart, but the other retailers in the 80+ bracket were QVC, Avon, LL Bean, Newegg, and Apple.

The curriculum will include instruction on how to read a chart, plot a course, steer by compass, and more.

Users pick a stylistic "path"— rock, pop, blues, folk or country — that will incorporate taste-specific songs with lessons on fundamental techniques for acoustic or electric guitars, like how to position fingers on a fret, read a chord chart, or change a major chord to a minor chord.

Then, with the creation of the U.S. Sentencing Commission by Congress, guidelines were established that made sentencing more a practice of reading a chart than making an actual judgment.

He never said anything like, 'Do I need to help you read a revenue chart, son?' I don't know where that came from.

Jerry Richardson … is their lead negotiator for the owners, and he's going to criticize Peyton Manning and Drew Brees and their intelligence … and sit there and say dismissively of Peyton Manning, "Do I need to help you read a revenue chart, son?

Last weekend, Arizona Cardinals kicker Jay Feely, during an ESPN Radio interview about a negotiating session held the day before the Super Bowl, said Richardson was "going to criticize Peyton Manning and Drew Brees and their intelligence in our meeting Saturday?" He continued: "And sit there and say dismissively to Manning: 'Do I need to help you read a revenue chart, son?