Sentence examples for read papers and from inspiring English sources

In 1969, "the press" meant a handful of broadcast networks and a slightly bigger handful of nationally read papers and news magazines.

Although he used to take piles of work with him on vacation — he'd read papers and grant proposals on the beach — he now finds that he has better ideas when he lets himself really get away.

He woke as usual at 5 a.m., swam a mile at the Y, read papers and was in the office at 7 for the senior staff meeting at 7 30.

Referees watch television and read papers and Fergie has put down a marker by talking about how Arsenal "got away with murder" at Old Trafford last season and what happened was the "worst thing" he has witnessed in sport.

Dermatologists, Shriners, and members of the Modem Language Association convene to compare specialized notes, dress up, and read papers, and the members of our major political parties seem to have put aside the illusion that the purpose of their gatherings is very much different.

A circular signed by Sir William Thomson has been issued by the Committee of Section A, inviting the co-operation of mathematicians and physicists, and requesting those willing to read papers and take part in the discussions to send their names to the Secretaries of Section A, British Association, Albemarle Street.

Still, reading papers and manuscripts is one thing.

He reads papers and is sent them all the time.

They didn't offer lattes, but were places for reading papers and pamphlets and gossiping.

There are more clerks than traders; many sit around reading papers and gossiping during trading lulls.

The other expectation is reading papers and participation in class presentations.