Sentence examples for read even as from inspiring English sources

Clearly not many propagators of this zombie idea have read even as far as the beginning of the Executive Summary.

It's hard to read, even as the news from upstate and New England has dropped off dramatically in recent days.

One of her letters to the mother of a young murder victim read: "Even as I'm writing this I'm crying again.

Wainaina's almost terrifying inability to do anything but read, even as the world around him falls apart ("I returned to my home, Kenya, to find people so far beyond cynicism that they looked back on their cynical days with fondness"), is a thread to follow through the book.

Rait-Kovaleva's text bears an indelible watermark of the Soviet literary establishment, but her domestication of Salinger's language also played a valuable function, insuring that "The Catcher in the Rye" would be printed and widely read, even as it touched on subjects like prostitution and homosexuality that were largely off limits to the country's own writers.

"They also allow inter-generational compatibility between different formats, ensuring that data can continue to be read even as formats evolve.

Then he reads: "Even as the stars are aloft, so too may we, rending unto Zeus, saying nay to Mordor, rise above the blackened plain of the Timid, exalting the stars, even unto the generation".

But Fred declines, telling her she knows the rules (re: women reading, even something as simple as letters on wooden blocks).

I had never read even one Burroughs Tarzannovelel as a kid, but I did watch the old black and white Johnny Weissmuller/Maureen O'Sullivan Tarzan flicks on TV.

He would read even in the bath, and as he reclined there my job was to wash his feet, back, and hair with soap and a flannel.

The book actually focuses on the market broadly defined (most numbers are for the S.&P. 500), but it reads even better as a tale of the tech stocks.