Sentence examples for read the assessment from inspiring English sources

I read the assessment in a classroom one day while Wayne and an overweight white girl teased each other gently in the hall.

It's hard not to read the assessment as the author's compressed verdict on his own Halloween-timed offering, but the book is much more besides.

But Mr. Rockefeller, who campaigned with Mr. Obama for part of the day, criticized those who failed to read the assessment.

"A corkscrew smoke trale [sic] was observed and the aircraft dispensed flares" just before projectiles streaked past the plane, read the assessment.

It's hard not to read the assessment as the author's compressed verdict on his own Halloween-timed offering, but the book is much more besides.

Brian MacLellan has read the assessments of his work, mulled over the notion that the Washington Capitals had the worst offseason in the entire National Hockey League, and wonders how the tale got away from him.

Such differences can sometimes not be fully explained by reading the assessment reports.

The moderator then reads the assessments at the beginning of the next segment, and, to pick up the last segment, at the conclusion of the debate.

He urged people to read the intelligence assessment: I'm not asking you to take my word for it.

"Go read the Auto Alliance assessment," he said.

There is no doubt that he enjoyed himself when he read the different assessments that critics made of his work.