Sentence examples for reading comes from from inspiring English sources

Part of the joy of reading comes from "hearing" our psychic palates pronouncing the words in the mind's ear; the imagined speech, "richly flavoured like a nut or an apple".

Riding and reading came from my grandmother's side of the family, because my great-grandfather was the master of an Oxford college.

The smartest solution, or at least framework, that I've read comes from Benjamin Wittes, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

But his father, Colin DeCastro, said that David's penchant for numbers — he is majoring in management science and engineering, and acknowledges he "hates to read" — comes from Jennifer, who has three degrees, including a Ph.D. in audiology from Florida.

The non-American science fiction that I've read comes from Japan Japanese science fiction horror.

First, the patient data that insurance companies can read comes from patients that actually file claims.

Much of what I read comes from non-millennials, and the advice given seems inconsistent with what I know about my generation.

What you've just read comes from the #1 New York Times Bestseller, Mastery by Robert Greene, now out in paperback.

This is mainly because the existence of duplication region of gene, which leads to a false result when reads comes from the two complement strands.

So everything she read came from the shelves in the cafe.

A first problem to be solved was to limit the generation of rRNA reads coming from this predominant RNA fraction.