Sentence examples for reading smart from inspiring English sources
Just because I appreciated "Blue" and "Tulpan" more than I enjoyed them doesn't mean I don't adore reading smart critics passionately make a case for those films.
On Monday evening, a press release went out from the Republican majority in the House reading, "Smart and Sexy: Legislature Encourages Hospitals to Promote Breastfeeding".
The headline read: "Smart Balance is natural?
Members of the staff wore T-shirts that read: Smart!
I've read smart analyses from such fans, who are typically women, but other times they operate less like viewers than ombudsmen.
With his shoe phone to his ear or swallowing instructions he had yet to read, Smart was the dangerously unsuave un-Bond.
Deborah Coughlin, who directed Church in a recent theatre production of Lysistrata at the Almeida Theatre in London, told the Guardian she was "one of the most well read, smart and strong women" she has worked with.
What they get, more often than not, is carefully selected and displayed commodity news drawn from a variety of sources, but they also can read smart proprietary reporting from one of the 300 journalists — that's a huge newsroom these days — who work for Yahoo.
The mobile multimedia boom (read: smart phones and netbooks) lies behind the staggering productivity figures propelling corporate profits to unexpected highs.
They also use a combination of image and voice recognition to identify the child's voice and to read "smart cards," which kick off the various games and adventures.
Read "Smart as a Rabbi," the previous installment. .
