Sentence examples for reading off from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of read off
Reading off this diagram requires more than reading off visual containment among circles (as in Euler diagrams) or shadings (as in Venn diagrams), but also requires extra conventions for reading combinations of the symbols 'o,'x'x,' and lines.
"The Constitution!" they shouted in English, reading off their answer.
But we're, of course, not reading off the Oxyrhynchus papyrus.
And then reading off the outputs should be easy.
The judge, Aucoin, starts reading off their pleas.
"Isn't this beautiful," he said, reading off titles.
For example, by reading off-line the standard output of the algorithm he can try to deduce information on the other party.
One of them started to read off to the other.
" 'Drugs'Violenceolence'!" " 'Peer pressure,'incarceration'n'!" the boys read off.
The station is then read off at the posterior fourchette in cm.
Her phone buzzed, and she read off the screen.
