Sentence examples for reading of sheets from inspiring English sources

Instead of seducing us with the poetry that frames his recollections, Mr. Darragh's fumbling reading of sheets pulled fresh from the typewriter allows us to hear the narration as the strained, sometimes tiresome maunderings of an inexperienced writer.

But just as a reading of sheet music lacks the warmth and force of a specific performance, so a purely scientific note lacks any sense of a wine's individuality.

For those familiar with the jargon, reading a purely technical breakdown is akin to a skilled musician's reading of sheet music: it enables them to piece together the basic structure and some of the wine's flavours in their mind.

Jack Lewis, you learn from a careful reading of the sheets, is also a "noted turf luminary," an owner and trainer who happens to be married to a wealthy breeder and whose 15-year-old son, Tad, is "expected to become a greater jockey than his immortal dad".

"It may be theoretically losing money," said Kapoor with a pleasingly artistic reading of the balance sheet, "but the fact that it has over 200,000 visitors, I think that's a considerable gain".

Long after night fell, the session ended with a formal reading of the charge sheet, which details the steps these men allegedly took to plan mass murder.

All interviews were undertaken following reading of the information sheet witnessed by the interviewer(s).

Being mostly French-speaking (p=0.03) and the reading of the information sheet by the parents (p=0.0025) improved their understanding.

Informed consent was provided prior to questionnaire completion by all participants following the reading of an information sheet.

"Our religion does not permit us to touch small children and women, we don't kill children," he said, reading from sheets of paper as he cradled a Kalashnikov.

It gives fret and finger positions on the 6 strings rather than reading a score of sheet music.