Sentence examples for reading campaign from inspiring English sources

What we don't need is "a national reading campaign".

Brent Staples (Editorial Observer, Jan . 5 rightly speaks of the need for a national reading campaign.

Save the Children's sudden arrival on the scene with a new reading campaign isn't a "policy" either.

Promoting a new child reading campaign, the paper acknowledges that it is normal (as opposed to feminist) not to want its tit-fest anywhere near children.

This morning I've been reading over the confessions from past Booker judges, like a retired general avidly reading campaign diaries, and Tibor Fischer's is representative of a common strand: "Discussion is futile.

On a visit to New York last week, Mr. Amos said he hoped the new reading campaign -- to be introduced through activities with Boys & Girls Clubs of America starting this month, and in a pilot program in Savannah, Ga., this summer -- would eventually take off nationwide.

They almost always have summer reading campaigns with a lot of fun ways to keep reading top-of-mind.

Two reading campaigns were performed, one for baseline, week 24 and week 52, and one for baseline and week 104.

It was painful to read "Campaign Law Set for Big Test in a Courtroom" (front page, Dec. 3).

This week the Book Trust has released research to launch its Time to Read campaign, showing that the frequency with which parents read to their children begins to tail off sharply at around the age of seven.

In the early 1900s, Edmund Huey, a pioneer in the psychology of reading, advocated embedding reading instruction in the study of content so that it might "disappear in the study of 'central subjects.'" In the 1950s, the national Right to Read campaign introduced the slogan, "Every teacher a teacher of reading," drawing attention to how reading skills could support students' learning of content.