Sentence examples for read appropriately from inspiring English sources

Racing in a bib with a sponsor logo that read, appropriately, "happy day," Vonn took the first Super-G win of her comeback by.85 seconds over Austria's Anna Fenninger.

Two years later, though, Kentucky teachers, along with teachers all over the country, began implementing the Common Core State Standards, which call for students to read appropriately complex texts, grapple with academic language, ground their ideas in evidence, and read more nonfiction, especially about history, science, and the arts.

The tattoo reads, appropriately, "Stars, all we ask for is our right to twinkle".

How do we choose, and how can we be sure we are reading appropriately to make the ideas our own?

I picked up In the Steps of St Paul about a year before I read it, appropriately enough at my local church fete.

To read Heraclitus appropriately is to have a rich cognitive experience, as the philosopher hints in his introduction (B1).

Thankfully, I read an appropriately-timed commentary on blogging in the New York Times by the columnist Maureen Dowd, a much-better-known and decidedly more controversial figure than I will ever be.

"The Integrity Unit will work with the Roosters to ensure the matter is dealt with appropriately," read the NRL statement.

They read from an appropriately antique-book-styled ketubah, a traditional Jewish marriage contract, and their reception dinner centerpieces were concocted from classic books.

Title would appropriately read "How LAP1 activates Torsin", perhaps with some additional information on the suggested mechanism.

Appropriately, I read them during mountain thunderstorms.