Sentence examples for read front from inspiring English sources

When the stories in this collection are read front to back, it's not their range that impresses so much as it is their depth of feeling.

When I read (front page, Oct. 23) that "the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention did not believe that anthrax could escape sealed letters," I was reminded of the very small percentage of Americans -- top public and private executives -- who rely on others, including aides and servants, to perform many of their daily tasks.

It was troubling to read (front page, April 28) that there are Cuban-Americans in Miami who are afraid to voice support for Elian Gonzalez's return to his father for fear of losing their jobs or having violence committed against them.

Young reporters (mostly) bow their heads down in their cubicles, while older, more experienced editors (mostly) sit at their offices, stewing over the mix for tomorrow's A-1 (read: front page) line-up.

Marchers carried pictures of sunflowers and, at the rally's head, a banner reading "front lines of crisis, forefront of climate change".

"If an app was a book, the similar services [to Verify.ly] are only reading the 'table of contents' and getting a vague, okay understanding of things, while we are reading front-to-back and learning absolutely everything," he explains.

Just as Mrs. Seeber originally conceived it, the book can be read from front to back and back to front.

"Header from Heaven" read the front page headline of The Sunday Star Times.

It deserves to be read in front of a fire with the wind roaring outside.

In the evenings I read in front of our wood stove, captivated by thoughts of Narnia's endless winter.

Buddhist temples were even built within Shintō shrine precincts, and Buddhist sutras (scriptures) were read in front of kami.