Sentence examples for read a state from inspiring English sources
The NOKs agreed to provide the donation and they read a State approved form.
Read a state-by-state description of Sandy's effects so far, watch a live stream of the Weather Channel's coverage, or ride along with storm chasers as they head into the hurricane.
But if a group of hackers really wanted to mess with the U.S. democratic process on Tuesday, and they had the resources to do it (read: a state-sponsored group), then the obvious target would be the U.S.'s critical national infrastructure.
Soon after the state newspaper Al Ahram suggested the president would impose martial law, a military spokesman read a statement over state television that echoed Mr. Morsi's own speeches.
One day, he was puzzled to read an entry stating that the Turkic ruler Toghrïl Beg had entered Baghdad in 1955.
"The Syrian air force conducted massive strikes on militants near Aleppo," read a headline from state news agency RIA Novosti.
But another Dawa party member, Khalaf Abdul-Samad, read a statement on state TV saying that Mr Abadi "only represents himself", as Mr Maliki and other supporters stood beside him.
The representative from Brazil read a communiqué that stated that his country could not condone a rupture of democratic rule in Venezuela, diplomats said.
In fact, unless we read a lot into "stating", it is not enough even to distinguish assertion from other acts that concern facts, or states of affairs, such expressing a wish that a fact obtains.
I read a sign that states: "The Separated Beach.
