Sentence examples for reading who from inspiring English sources

Nor is anyone worth reading who leaves out the punctuation.

But vast numbers of people are reading who otherwise would not be.

As a registered dietitian I was extremely saddened reading "Who Is Fat?

All in all, your predictions do not make for great reading: Who will win the Premier League in 2015-16?

No rally of theirs is complete without placards reading "Who is John Galt?" and "Rand was right".

We read newspapers and magazines to form opinions about current events, movies to watch, new books worth reading, who or what to vote for, and why.

Snoop himself is on board, sharing a picture of the petition on his Instagram page with a caption reading: "Who made this?

A parody of Jane Austen's novels in which Sir Walter Elliot, of Kellynch Hall, Somersetshire, and his daughters, Anne and Elizabeth, are at home reading, "Who Was Who".

We hereby issue a reminder that our free audio download of John Lithgow reading "Who Is Mark Twain?" will only be available until Monday.

In July 1967, Ginsberg writes, "Been in London — arrested for reading 'Who Be Kind To' in Spoleto.... Evening with Paul McCart­ney".

I hardly expect to have convinced any of those reading who are of the persuasion that the fossil record does not cover such transitions.