Sentence examples for reading a document from inspiring English sources

"At the beginning of Bingo, you see Shakespeare reading a document and you assume it's a sonnet or something.

The e-mail urge, for instance, probably occurs after you've finished reading a document or completed a certain kind of task.

He "travels" to Baluchistan, in Asia, where he finds a Baluchitherium, reading a document printed on a huge sheet of rough substance.

Mr. Ballmer and Brad Smith, Microsoft's general counsel, were walking across the law firm's lobby, when Mr. Ballmer — absorbed in reading a document from Nokia related to the deal — tripped on a glass coffee table.

Currently, the most common method to acquire additional information when reading a document is to access a search engine and browse the web.

An accompanying letter from a "concerned citizen" urges the leader, Sir Albert Bore, to act immediately upon reading a document, which he or she claims, was found in the office of his or her "boss" at a school in Birmingham.

If he read a document, he'll remember it.

Mr al-Dubaisi reads a document of consent to me.

When you read a document, you write notes on the very document.

Mr. Sundstrom read a document casting aspersions on a system of accounting used by the Federal Housing Authority.

"Because of past errors," reads a document from the Brazilian Environment Ministry, "captopril is not Brazilian".