Sentence examples for reading on page from inspiring English sources

I rarely start reading on Page 1.

Toby Wood Peterborough, Cambridgeshire After reading, on page 38, Anna Wyndham's letter (26 March) insisting that Richard Dawkins "will not get the last word", I learned, on page 53, that it was his birthday that day.

Continue reading on page two.

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Everyone reads one page a day on the same schedule.

Here is what children read on Page 1: "There was a hand in the darkness and it held a knife".

"Mark Lawson read on page 666 the declaration to go to war; the executive summary has 911 chapters – nine eleven," he said.

He is another example of a survivor who was never the same again, as will be readers' feelings towards the book when they read, on page 125, of a place called the "Isle of White".

It is sad to read, on Page 14, of Tom's first taste of alcohol on a trip to Europe, when he was 17. "Grandfather, himself, keeps his tongue pretty slick with Manhattin Coctails and Rye-Ginger Ales.

Hague will read on page 55 of the Amnesty report that in 2009 the Taliban and other anti-government groups actually "stepped up attacks against civilians, including attacks on schools and health clinics, across the country".

Now read, on page 86, what Dan Seligman has to say about President Bush and his No Child Left Behind Act.