Sentence examples for reading the point from inspiring English sources
Klam remembers reading "The Point" when it appeared in the magazine, in 1990.
Time yourself reading the points aloud, and try to round off to the nearest minute.
11.17pm BST The Finnish man is rapping when he should be reading the points out.
The Lithuanian man is rubbing his hands like a weirdo when he should be reading the points out.
It doesn't take a degree in rocket science to realize that babies need the social interaction that comes with reading — the pointing and labeling, the back-and-forth conversation.
(Last year, after reading the Points Guy's iPhone app, my fiancé convinced me to get the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, which at the time came with a hundred-thousand-point sign-up bonus).
"The audience reads the points faster than the speaker talks, then turn to their smartphones and read their email".
He read the points out loud: " 'A.
You can read the points down below, and expect to see just a little PS3 fluff along the way.
It reads the points for the one rule only at a time and computes the output before reading the next set of points, finally all defuzzified values are accumulated using an accumulator, and this proposed architecture reduces the logic utilization of final FLC.
As soon as I read the points in defense of redevelopment agencies penned by Friedman and company, I was inspired to offer some counterpoints.
