Sentence examples for read title from inspiring English sources

"If you've read Title VII, it doesn't say anything about ex-criminals," Mr. Fliegel said.

"Six years ago," she said on Monday, "the Court read Title VII in a similarly restrictive way.

Courts chose to read Title IX's ban on sex discrimination to demand fair treatment of the accused, despite the considerable leeway that schools were supposed to have over student discipline.

Standard executives believe this makes the paper the most read title in Greater London (though I don't have the figures to compare its total with, say, those of the Sun and Daily Mail across the same area).

Godhwani argued that offering a curated library of books through a subscription model is ideal for children's books, because it means bookworms can read title after title without having to pay for more books, and parents don't have to worry whether the content is appropriate.

"Public Enemy No. 1," "Hunted By Police," "Feared By The Government" read title cards in the beginning of the clip, before words like "Liberator" and "Revolutionary" flash across the screen.

Nevertheless she recommends that he read titles she enjoyed hearing.

Students must read titles like "Rubbish!" and "Rubbish Theory," and write four papers.

At the same time, committee members read titles under consideration for the Trilling Award.

Easy to read titles, subject lines, headings, and bullet lists, are all helpful in getting those zooming eyeballs to pause.

It will also support "in store reading," which allows you to read titles while in the store.