Sentence examples for reading pages from inspiring English sources

Early in the morning, I could drink coffee there, reading pages or doing some writerly thing with a fountain pen.

Readers should resist the temptation to jump to their favorite ailment before reading Pages 7 through 22, which offer valuable precautions.

In his fiction, the ratio of smart to stupid is far more advantageous than it is in real life, but this is a minor complaint, gladly passed over for the pleasure of reading pages of implausibly brilliant speech.

Even inside Granada House, he managed to attend to the business of being a writer — following up on submissions to magazines and reading pages of stories he had coming out.

"I am impatient with and I condemn those who persist in reading pages of my report as if they say the government can exercise ministerial discretion after dispensing with a criminal trial.

Meanwhile, Alice's great-aunt Kate has spent much of her life at work on a biographical novel about James, and Alice begins filching and reading pages, most of which dramatize James's relationship with his sister, Alice's namesake, known for her posthumously published diaries.

Function to track the students' reading page 4.37.75  .537    9.

He decides whether or not to read a book, by reading page 84 first.

"I sometimes read pages aloud to my cellmates," he said.

Recruiters have limited time and do not want to read pages of waffle.

Books are a pleasure to read — pages can be lifted and fondled as if they were real.