Sentence examples for read right then from inspiring English sources
I find myself thinking constantly, "Why haven't I been using this for years?" It's a fantastic way to file and save for later all the fascinating articles you come across online during the day and just don't have time to read right then.
I start at the beginning and read right through to the end; then, in the hope of understanding more, I go back and repeat the process.
I'm sorry, haters, you can stop reading right now then.
If you can keep an email to less than 2 or 3 sentences, it's much easier to read it right then.
You post a link to your Facebook followers and they can buy the comic and read it right then and there?
But then Fred Armisen even made fun of the website you're reading right now?
To paraphrase a pivotal scene in the pilot episode, as Hannah urges her parents to read her book right then and there while she watches, trying to prove to them how important it is that they give her a monthly stipend so she can finish her novel: I don't want to freak you out but I think that Lena Dunham may be the voice of her generation... or at least A voice of A generation.
It's easy for someone who has never witnessed their mother get hit over her head by their dad to say "man up, stop stifling culture", but if you have experienced that, and are having a bad day, it may be that you're not up to the task of reading about it right then, at that moment.
The Clerk of the Crown, standing on the sovereign's right, then read aloud the titles of the bills (in earlier times, the entire text of the bills).
