Sentence examples for read vigorously from inspiring English sources

Who was married by 24 and still is, the daughter of a vicar, who stuffed envelopes for the Conservative Association aged 12, studied hard, read vigorously, never quibbled with the teachings of the C of E nor seems to have had any kind of rebellious patch or streak at her very average grammar school.

While he says he wasn't familiar with the work of Weiwei before today, he has been reading vigorously about the artist "for about the past half an hour," ever since his dad, who works at the gallery, told him what was going on.

By the time of the council of Constantinople (381 CE), an anti-subordinationist reading, vigorously championed by Alexandrian bishop Athanasius (d.

Mr. Bush would read it and then vigorously ask questions.

Asked if she read comics, she nodded vigorously and spoke of her love of "Garfield" and "Calvin and Hobbes".

Poetry has a long tradition of being not only read but also performed vigorously and well, and 50 years after Thomas, New York is still one of the best places in America to hear poetry out loud, whether it's being declaimed from a stage, whispered in an auditorium or shouted in a bar.

"Mr Gross's health continues to be normal, and he regularly exercises vigorously," the statement read.

"This defamatory lawsuit is not only offensive, it is wholly without merit and will be defended vigorously," the statement read. .

But while his frustration with BP could be read between the lines, he vigorously refused to publicly bash the oil company.

The mixture was shaken vigorously and the absorbance of the mixture was read at 510 nm.

The mixtures were vigorously shaken, and the absorbances at 430 nm were read after 10 min of incubation.