Sentence examples for read compulsory from inspiring English sources

He made learning to read compulsory for prisoners, on pain of losing privileges, such as conjugal phone-calls and visits.

Susan creates an environment where we read out stories (compulsory, terrifying) and pass constructive comment.

I'm sure English teachers will join me in suppressing a smirk at the idea that there would be time to luxuriate in reading non-compulsory books with a class who are facing more exams than any year 11 in recent history.

I first read it during my compulsory basic training in the Israeli Army.

Leo Tolstoy's four-volume novel set during Napoleon's 1812 invasion is deeply lodged in Russia's collective psyche, and it was once compulsory to read the 1,000-page 1,000-pagehools.

The debate about the Falls CPG changed their satisfaction with established practice and they reported realising what might be enhanced and improved (t2): I believe that everybody had heard something about the guideline at some point, and it was actually compulsory to read it.

The main news section, the Guide and the Weekend magazine were compulsory reads – Tim Dowling's weekly insights are not to be missed.

Maybe all of your reading is compulsory.

I'd never read anything at that time about compulsory heterosexuality and lesbian existence.

That is, if schooling is compulsory through age 12, the column will read age 13, the age at which schooling is no longer compulsory.

For a few weeks I asked for volunteers to read their writing out loud, until Sharon made it compulsory.