Sentence examples for read the definitions from inspiring English sources

Sharan read the definitions of "penetration," "intercourse," and "carnal" from a dictionary.

At the session, Mr. MacDonald produced an Oxford English dictionary, from which he read the definitions of "honor" and "privilege".

Judge Raggi read the definitions of standard words from a Webster's dictionary and explained the legal meaning of the other terms before excusing the jurors for the night.

One of the main goals of animal behavior research, she says, is to operationally define behaviors so that another scientist not involved with the research could read the definitions and use them to replicate the experiment and quantify the movements and actions of the animals.

I read the definitions, but I simply didn't have the context to process these concepts.

I have to admit, this year's list made me feel my age a bit, since there were several terms on the list that I either just flat-out didn't recognize or that I had to read the definitions for, in order to understand what they were talking about.

He read the definition aloud.

"Read the definition in the dictionary of pathological disease!" Trump continued.

And one day, after he read the definition of "entrepreneurial," an idea came to his mind: sell donated reading and audio items online to raise money for programs.

Mr. Stephanopoulos then read the definition: "a charge, usually of money, imposed by authority on persons or property for public purposes".

If you are served yesterday's pear tart, you will read the definition of verve at the bottom of the dessert menu and wonder when you will see the energetic and enthusiastic expression of ideas at Verve.