Sentence examples for reading from left to right from inspiring English sources
In "Cat's Pajamas," reading from left to right, a black bulbous silhouette like a comic face in profile cuts into an angular white shape.
It looked a little queer because while he had been told how to spell the words, he hadn't been told about the American custom of reading from left to right, so that the sign read thus, HCAE cent 1.
The panel was not only bipartisan but also ideologically diverse: its chairmen were Gary Hart and Warren Rudman, and its members, reading from left to right, included Andrew Young, Leslie Gelb, James Schlesinger, and Newt Gingrich.
According to Sir Alastair, Israel's Ariel Sharon labelled the book his favourite bedside reading "though it seemed he was reading from left to right and got the message entirely wrong".
Depicting the plants, animals and landscapes of western North American, reading from left to right, the painting spans some 70 million years, beginning shortly after the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago and ending with the giant animals of the Ice Age about 15,000 years ago.
Many students interpreted the location of the terminal nodes as indicating time, for example by reading from left to right or from the leftmost tip to the root.
As a first step each gene a in a doubled descendant is replaced by a pair of vertices (a t, a h ) or (a h, a t ) depending if the DNA is read from left to right or right to left.
The visual path is from left to right, just as we read from left to right.
Narrative panels on the wall read from right to left, while those on the balustrade read from left to right.
In particular, text in Arabic is read from right to left, but text in Latinate languages is read from left to right and the beginning (leftmost) letters of words are unusually important for word recognition [33] [38]; (see also [39] [43]).
Unlike paintings with Japanese or Chinese themes, which are read from right to left, a telling curiosity of these screens is that they are read from left to right, suggesting by composition that the foreigners would depart.
