Sentence examples for read referring from inspiring English sources
"3:52," the headline read, referring to the debate clock.
"Tyson's a nasty dog," it read, referring to Mr. Simmons by his nickname, according to Mr. Krutoy.
" 'I want to displace and erase what I did with no faith,' " he read, referring to his criminal activities.
He was enormously well read, referring effortlessly to writers and thinkers to explain any particular position that he took.
"U need to do more 250," it read, referring to the UF-250, the name of the form officers fill out after a stop.
"We hold you responsible for the blood of our brothers," a July 8 statement read, referring to those who died in clashes with security forces since June 30.
"Our tribute to a brave little boy," it reads, referring to Stephen Baltz, the 11-year-old who for 26 hours was the lone surviving passenger.
"Due to our diverse accounting service for other companies, we now need invoices from various industries (13% or 17% VAT)," one ad sent out last week by the Shanghai Fangyuan Accounting Agency reads, referring to the value-added tax receipts.
"Lord, hear my prayer," the sign reads, referring to Psalm 143.
"Mr. Data Accumulator" it reads, referring to both the "Star Trek" character's name and Cambridge Analytica, the company that harvested data from Facebook users without their knowledge.
"In his recent letter to the University community, President Nikias referred to the actions of gynecologist George Tyndall as a 'breach of trust,'" the faculty letter reads, referring to a message from him.
