Sentence examples for reading printed from inspiring English sources

Some 65% of US readers prefer reading printed pages – the same as in 2012.

For more than two decades, Dydo has been reading printed texts against manuscripts and finding significant errors.

(By contrast, the survey found that people were spending significantly less time listening to the offline versions of radio and reading printed newspapers and magazines).

The sorter is the first commercially produced machine capable of reading printed matter that is also readable by the human eye.

The same study had shown that the brains of young people, while engaging with the remaining 5 per cent, were as active as those of older people reading printed books.

That speed and improved accuracy is particularly appealing to airlines, because employees reading printed destination codes and optical scanning systems that check bar codes can become overwhelmed when airports are busy.

"Nobody" reads printed newspapers.

Though he can, with difficulty, read printed copy, he can neither write nor read the handwriting of others, he said.

Reading printed books continues to decline, but it still remains well ahead of e-reading: the percentage that said they read printed books now stands at 67%, down from 72% a year ago.

Boyce then read printed material on Scouting, and on his return to the United States, he formed the BSA.

Especially appreciated by those who still read printed material in bed, there are strong bedside reading lights.