Sentence examples for read fat from inspiring English sources

Purportedly the work of an organisation calling itself 'Overweight Haters Ltd', the card supposedly read "fat" on one side.

Last year, I did a ride with friends in the Alps and they made a T-shirt for me: it read "Fat Lad at the Back" (I'm always the one at the back when going up hills), and as soon as I saw it, I knew we were missing a trick.

And the blankness of the narrator (she used to work in a bank, had a cat, and "read fat novels while I drank hot liquids") reduces the interest of her emerging relationship with her young charge, which is by turns narcissistic, sadistic, and loving.

When they prevail, the magazine's paid subscriptions double but the Standard remains an insiderish read, fat with tech ads but unable to tap into a more mainstream (read: larger) audience.

But he also immersed himself in history, reading fat books on generals, presidents and the Revolutionary War.

The New York Daily News' cover this morning reads, "FAT CHANCE NOW, CHRIS," alluding to the New Jersey governor's presidential chances, as well as his girth.

At the Magda Marina, he spent his time sunbathing and reading fat books: one on the Suez Crisis, one a biography of our late king, with his portrait on the cover.

The children spent long hours in the private plunge pool, while we spent long hours on the 50ft veranda, reading fat books and communing with the resident geckos and emerald-throated hummingbirds.

When a preservationist in Greenwich Village learned last week that Panchito's Mexican Restaurant had painted over the faded lettering reading "Fat Black Pussycat Theatre" above its entrance, he was outraged by what he viewed as the destruction of a link to a musical milestone.

It is only six months since angry West Ham fans watching their side lose to West Brom unveiled a banner reading "Fat Sam out - killing WHU".

Non-Hispanic whites had higher and African-American adolescents had lower frequencies of reading fat information on the nutrition label in comparison to Mexican-American and other Hispanics.