Sentence examples for read great from inspiring English sources
One read "Great schools" with a checked yes box underneath.
You can't read "Great Waters" as either journalism or science.
Students should read great British and American works, not have to choose between them.
"I read great articles about how Sunnyside is the new Williamsburg," he said.
In my classes, we read great fiction obsessively, and then attempt to see how a writer managed to affect us.
Mr Tabarrok's fellow blogger, Tyler Cowen, seems anxious to read great portent into this genre of stories, however.
Scores for each shift are broadcast on hallway scoreboards, which read "Great Shift" for those that top 90 percent compliance.
In fact, we've been sounding the death knell for literature for decades, only to find that writers continue to write -- and readers continue to read -- great stories.
Perhaps it can do the same for Herzen's memoirs, quite possibly the least-read great work of Russia's glorious 19th century.
Middleton believes in research and so re-read Great Expectations before making Dickensian and completed War and Peace before travelling to Lithuania, Latvia and Russia for filming.
(Nov. 28, 1949) Yet he came to rue his own choosiness: "Read 'Great Private Collections.' I think mine compares with others in the book except for Impressionists.
