Sentence examples for read much of the from inspiring English sources

Robinson has not read much of the Koran.

I do read much of the rest of the magazine.

This allowed them to read much of the globe's communications.

He claimed he had not read much of the criticism.

You've probably read much of the advice about managing email, but some of it bears repeating.

Ms. Voiklis said she and her sister would probably read much of the novel's climax.

Now, after reading much of the newly released material, I believe that these personal accounts of heroism and fortitude help give people like me a fuller understanding of the events of that day.

She couldn't really say if all 54 recommendations would be accepted or not as she hadn't got round to reading much of the report after GCHQ confirmed most of it didn't apply to them.

I found myself trying while reading much of the book, to waken Hollinghurst from this diligent slumber by muttering into his ear one of Wyndham Lewis's revolutionary modernist maxims, designed to stir England up in the nineteen-teens: "Kill John Bull with Art".

The text accompanying the full-page black-and-white photograph reads: Much of the absorbing pleasure of first watching Peter Brook's black-and-white "Lord of the Flies," back in 1963, came from the convincingly innocent and then violently pagan appearance of its troupe of young castaways.

Most of the 100 or so gentlemen in the room had read much of "Living in the Village" so my intent was to lead an open discussion going more into details about the curriculum.