Sentence examples for read normal from inspiring English sources
Census officials this year introduced an optical system that can read normal handwriting.
Their main value is to enable a person to read normal print that would otherwise be difficult to read.
Weirdest of all are the desserts, which read normal, but taste like the pastry section has gone on a spree through the veg chef's mise-en-place.
In the mid-eighties, near the beginning of his career as an anesthesiologist at Stanford, he read "Normal Accidents," by Charles Perrow, which contains an analysis of the catastrophe at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant.
The message beneath logo of the station, which is broadcast on Sky channel 519 and which operates from prime studios overlooking Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace and Big Ben, simply read: "Normal service will resume as soon as possible".
The headline in Libération this morning read: "Normal!" On TV, Lionel Jospin, the former Prime Minister, and an unsuccessful Presidential candidate, in 2002, looked forward to the new regime for its "lack of narcissism"; the latest leader, unlike the last, "would not always be turned in upon himself".
Dr. Neil M. Bressler of Johns Hopkins University, the chairman of the group that conducted the trial, said a two-line improvement in vision would allow some people to read normal-size print or to drive again.
She cannot drive a car or read normal-size newspaper type, but she can work her way through a crowded news media center, as she did after her race yesterday, stopping to help herself at the buffet after a close-range inspection.
Google has made a point of outlining the etiquette of how not to be a Glasshole, although clearly some "Explorers" haven't been able to read normals' responses very well.
The study was an interesting proof-of-principle, but it is a long way from reading normal dreams.
Five questions on reading use the following question "With your near glasses on, how much difficulty do you have reading normal sized newspaper print".
