Sentence examples for read from behind from inspiring English sources
The set piece, which details "Psycho Dan's" nadir against the background of the Sydney Olympics, should be read from behind splayed fingers.
Though he reads from behind a lectern, it sounds as if it's fireside – he lilts through his cadences, sonorous and theatrical.
She stood at the microphone with rows of red-shirted teachers behind her and read from notes, her head down, nervously smoothing her brown hair and adjusting her glasses.
He read from a written statement, his bulging eyes obscured behind thick glasses.
And that is the fundamental argument that lies behind the text that we read from Thomas Hobbes Leviathann.
Mr. Olsen read from a prepared statement as about 70 relatives of the trapped miners stood behind him.
He gazed directly into the camera as he delivered the address, which he appeared to be reading from a text behind a lectern in front of a plain brown backdrop.
I also wrote poems but would read them from behind a curtain.
Its agents perch on stools outside, reading from computer screens encased behind glass and typing on keyboards unlocked from a drawer.But whatever those 31,000 agents say, Hong Kong homes are not a good deal, according to our latest global house-price index (see chart).
But as she explained her rationale for supporting Mr. Obama, of Illinois, she stood behind a lectern, reading from prepared remarks.
