Sentence examples for read alternative from inspiring English sources
Posing in front of a sign that read "Alternative Facts: Baths Are Good for You," the doggie Kellyanne grimaced convincingly.
Inside, there was a large group of young people wearing T-shirts that read, "Alternative Spring Break".
As one of few black people in my school, and as a black girl who read alternative music magazines but never saw any black girls in them, I found solace in reading the works of black writers who wrote about the music I loved.
But it's true that in years past, advertisers who wanted to reach San Franciscans — especially the sort of young, hip ones who read alternative newsweeklies — had fewer distribution channels to choose from, meaning that they might advertise even if they didn't like the _Guardian'_s politics.
But it's true that in years past, advertisers who wanted to reach San Franciscans — especially the sort of young, hip ones who read alternative newsweeklies — had fewer distribution channels to choose from, meaning that they might advertise even if they didn't like the Guardian's politics.
Read "The False Dilemma of the Sweatshop" Read "Alternative ways to link trade with labour standards" Christian Barry teaches philosophy in the School of Humanities and is a senior research fellow at the Center for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics at the Australian National University.
His fellow co-founder Cem Aydogdu wanted to cover citizen news because his father had kicked him out of the house for reading alternative newspapers.
The remaining 20%, corresponding to 217,792 high-activity splice sites, were composed of 56,049 sites that were active in a subset of transcripts (i.e., reads supporting the splice site account for 5 95% of all reads, alternative splice sites), and 161,743 sites that were constitutively active in our dataset (>95% of supporting reads, constitutive splice site).
The sign reads: Alternative media and social networks.
I plan to add it to our reading alternatives this fall.
Unfortunately I have yet to read any alternative political or economic plan that could deliver a viable alternative.
