Sentence examples for reading designed from inspiring English sources

He relieved the tedium of army life in India by a program of reading designed to repair the deficiencies of Harrow and Sandhurst, and in 1899 he resigned his commission to enter politics and make a living by his pen.

Most sex writing is either soft-focus romance, (like those fuzzy movies you can rent in hotel rooms), utterly elided ("they read no more that night... ") or hardcore one-handed reading, designed more as a substitute for sex than a realistic description of sex, which is usually comic, following Henri Bergson's definition of comedy as something that occurs when the body fails the spirit.

Some possible positions for a reading designed to understand relationships are: you/the other person/the relationship, opportunities/challenges/outcomes, what brings you together/what pulls you apart/what needs your attention and what you want from the relationship/what you want from the relationship/where the relationship is heading.

Some possible positions for a reading designed to understand a situation are: past/present/future, current situation/obstacle/advice, where you stand now/what you aspire to/how to get there and what will help you/what will hinder you/what is your unrealized potential.

As the digital inspirations blog found out, the unfortunately emphatic description that once read: "Designed by Apple from the ground up, maps gives you turn-by-turn spoken directions, interactive 3D views, and the stunning flyover feature.

Each metagenome contained 200,000 reads designed to follow the length (~450 bp) and errors typical of 454 GS-FLX Ti pyrosequencing.

Whether it's the best ways to teach our kids to read, designing programmes to get unemployed people back to work, or encouraging organ donation – if the old ways don't work, we have to test new ones.

Perhaps he will notice the man reading "Design as Art," by Bruno Munari.

In addition to attending trade shows and reading design blogs, the site's curators are looking to similar sites abroad for cues.

Hence our reading design.

The Ventosa reading lamp, designed in 1962, attached to a table with a rubber suction cup.