Sentence examples for reading state from inspiring English sources

There is certainly an appetite for reading state secrets.

While reading "State of the Art," by Barry Gewen, I came across this phrase: "These are not the words of some primitive from the outer reaches of rural Alabama".

Last year, 11,837 of the 21,689 students who enrolled in an Arkansas college or university for the first time--or 54.6 percent--needed to take remedial courses in math, English or reading, state figures show.

The present flag consists of a pure white field bordered by a blue stripe with the coat of arms of West Virginia in the center, wreathed by Rhododendron maximum and topped by an unfurled red ribbon reading "State of West Virginia".

Lower prices for pork, a Chinese staple, contributed to the monthly CPI reading, state news agency Xinhua said.

When our algorithm is applied, the signals are under-sampled, so that the average time of the reading state is reduced (of a ratio given by the reduction ratio imposed by the choice of the threshold).

By the time I reached the trek across the ice, I was in one of those reading states that friends and family interrupt at risk of bodily harm.

Through the storm, its Web site, nj.com/starledger, remained suspended in time and on Tuesday afternoon its home page still read "State forecast: a catastrophe".

But we persisted, and eventually they said O.K. Then we said, 'Now that we have non-religious books, you must let us read state newspapers, because you control them anyway.' And they said no.

Finally, we use nMOS switches to provide the optimum back-gate voltages during the read state.

The Irish Independent's splash headline read "State of Shame".