Sentence examples for reading to make from inspiring English sources

Even those reading to make themselves better people would prefer to enjoy the process.

I couldn't, wouldn't tear myself away from reading to make notes.

"My mother had to stop me reading to make me go and get some fresh air," she remembers, smiling.

In the smoking area, from which you can see and hear the protests, Tories speculate as to what collective defect these protesters might possess, or which disinformation they have been reading to make them so angry.

We would need a very precise blood pressure reading to make sure enough fluid is coming off'.

Because reading ability is prone to change at this young age, we used a selection procedure involving repeated testing of reading to make sure that apparent reading problems were not just temporary but persistent.

JOUISSANCE: Nothing like teaching someone to read to make you wonder what reading really is.

But, at least to me, sometimes we do read to make friends.

My question is, can you tweak the "read to me" so that it highlights each word as it is read, to make it easier to follow along?

The law "is not soundly read to make virtually every arson in the country a federal offense," Justice Ginsburg said.

But for aid skeptics, these figures can be read to make the opposite point: Nations that have gotten their political houses in order have advanced.