Sentence examples for reading in that from inspiring English sources

"But I don't recall ever reading, in that context, of the votes that David Dinkins got".

First pitch is at 8 07 ET, 1 07AM in the UK and 11 07 in Sydney, Australia if you're reading in that neck of the woods.

I might have left the line of thought to trail off at that dead end where three-thirty-in-the-morning thoughts repose had I not found myself reading, in that insomniac bed, several of the newer theorists of natural selection and its discontents.

This summer, I found it greatly moving to hear him reading in that unobtrusive voice Died of Wounds, on a recording retrieved from the British Library archive: The ward grew dark; but he was still complaining And calling out for 'Dickie'.

I'm one of the many people who learned the love and respect of books, writers and reading in that house; it was there that I was inspired to become an editor, and currently I am publishing director and vice president of Wend Lamb Books, an imprint of Random House.

So you start reading in that area (Havelock Ellis, Marie Stopes) and you take in the stuff at a really deep level because your need to know it is at once mysterious (why is Marie Stopes so important to you right now?) and really practical (it might help you finish a scene).

Sometime before the Abu Ghraib abuses became public, the former intelligence official told me, Miller was "read in" — that is, briefed — on the special-access operation.

Sources of the information emphasize that much is supposition and must be read in that light.

Although he could speak in Romanian, he couldn't read in that language.

This exercise is meant to be fun and should be read in that spirit.

I tell you, a man gets a lot of time to read in that little cell.