Sentence examples for reading of all from inspiring English sources

Listening to her felt like attending a live reading of all of Wikipedia.

I did a marathon reading of all three of Flynn's books in one weekend.

One reading of all this is that Trump's propaganda worked beautifully.

The dispatchers, like air traffic controllers, have a continuous reading of all vehicles on duty, their locations and current assignments.

But I felt a sudden, prickly recognition when reading – of all things – Longfellow's 1855 poem The Song of Hiawatha.

There's a shockingly sober reading of "All I Want for Christmas Is You," the exuberant Mariah Carey original from 1994 that's become a new holiday standard.

They instituted a rare "slowdown" in the House, relying on a parliamentary tactic that requires a full reading of all House bills ready for floor votes.

The reading of all 12 tomes, 6,000 pages, will proceed non-stop 24 hours a day in a small shed in the heart of Edinburgh.

To wish a happy birthday to Herman Melville, Mystic Seaport in Mystic, Conn., annually stages a reading of all 135 chapters of "Moby-Dick".

But just when this is beginning to seem like pandering, Ms. Winfrey gives the most eloquent reading of all, of the scene in which Atticus leaves the courtroom after the pivotal verdict.

FEW mortgage borrowers have had the fortitude for a thorough reading of all their loan paperwork, often feeling intimidated or overwhelmed by the legalese and numerical complexities in the disclosures.