Sentence examples for read post from inspiring English sources

I also read Post Office by Charles Bukowski this summer.

Sebastian Delmont, of the real estate site StreetEasy, made a splash with a widely read post detailing his exploration of the world of map geekery.

Goodreads is a website owned by Amazon where users can list books they have read or would like to read, post reviews, and carry out discussions.

"Shorteners are bad for the ecosystem as a whole," he railed on his blog in a widely read post (http://bit.ly/linkrot).

When the liberal Web site Daily Kos, enmeshed in the rough-and-tumble of the presidential election, picked up on the news in a highly read post, commenters were quick to raise the specter of dirty tricks.

Lennon Wall, a garish collage of Post-it notes on a staircase beside Admiralty's tent city, has been stripped bare, its multi-coloured pro-democracy messages replaced with signs that read: "Post no bill" and "No graffiti".

The public made his book one of the most widely read, post-war American novels, selling more than 21 million copies worldwide.

In the third and fourth weeks, we will read post-medieval texts associated with Gothic in England, France, and the United States, and consult several seminal texts in rare editions in Avery's Classics and Drawings & Archives Collections.

By chance, just a few days before the US election, I picked up a copy of Richard Cohen's Washington at Work, a book documenting the nearly decade-long debate over the 1990 Clean Air Act, and which I planned to read post-election in preparation for what I figured would be next year's battle over climate legislation.

An statement read: "Post-Games research from London 2012 has shown that they were the most accessible and inclusive Paralympic Games ever, a view shared by athletes, spectators, media and the the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic games (Locog) workforce.

So what were Google's most read posts this year?