Sentence examples for read the proof from inspiring English sources

I read the proof and thought it extraordinary: surprising, dazzling, affecting and upsetting.

"He'd go set the hot type, read the proof and make the corrections, too," if you'd let him, he laughed.

Bülow admitted that he had not read the proof of the article that the newspaper had submitted to him before publication; William believed Bülow had approved the article so that the emperor would be humiliated.

Finally, for easier to read, the proof of the theoretical results in this study is moved to "Appendix".

Kitaj read the proofs of an article he asked me to write about him for a National Gallery catalogue, and did not dispute my account.

In 1819, when Sir Walter Scott read the proofs of "The Bride of Lammermoor," which he had written while taking laudanum, "he claimed that he did not recognise a single character, incident or conversation found in the book".

"You know, technically, you should read the proofs before you sign, but you just want to enjoy your coffee alone," intones the narrator.

In the month before his death, furthermore, Cohen allowed Rosenzweig to read the proofs to his last great work, Religion of Reason out of the Sources of Judaism, published after his death, in 1919.

When Childhood's End was published the following month, it appeared with a dedication: "To Marilyn, For letting me read the proofs on our honeymoon".

He often read the proofs of her historical romances to catch any errors that she might have missed, and served as a collaborator for her thrillers.

It was in Spurling's home that Sonia read the page proofs of one of the offending Orwell biographies.