Sentence examples for reading out of a from inspiring English sources

Among the incidents being looked at is the reading out of a list of people believed to be alive by  an unidentified police officer at the Boys Clubb on the night of the tragedy.

Our class, at the Masters School in Dobbs Ferry, was not simply reading out of a textbook, but reading The New York Times every day, debating political issues and following the election intently.

I heard them on the radio, at the reading out of a newspaper cutting: "Dr Alex Comfort, author of The Joy of Sex, has died – after a series of strokes".

Of the incorrect naming of Adam Spearritt as "alive and well" in the boys club the night of the disaster, Hogan-Howe said: "I only became aware of the complaint or criticism regarding the reading out of a list by an officer earlier this year.

Another edge: Newsweek reports the device will get 30 hours of reading out of a single charge.

You don't have to be a hardcore nerd, reading out of a textbook in the doctor's office; bring a piece of paper with notes written on them or bring your math workbook and do your homework.

"It's not something you can read out of a book and learn how to do.

Meet Arnold, a retired skilled trades worker of 30 years that spent most of his time building American trucks for Americans the kind of guy whose bumper sticker reads "Out of a job yet?

After breakfast, we would sit around the kitchen table and each one of us would read out of a recovery daily devotion book.

These differentially expressed genes represent 18,188,035 reads out of a total of 155,652,340, or 11.69% of the total transcriptome.

Seventy percent of sequencing reads could be mapped to the decoded barcodes (10,555,488 reads out of a total of 15,087,758 processed reads over all 20 samples, including 5 timepoints, 2 tags, and 2 repeats).