Sentence examples for readings in which from inspiring English sources

The five scripts are being given readings, in which actors read them for an audience with scripts in hands, at Live Theatre, to see how they work when spoken out loud.

Fractured line readings, in which emphases often fall with strange randomness; stiffened fingers that thwart aspirations to grace; dizzying shortness of breath — Ms. Danner conveys all these symptoms with medical precision.

The American Composers Orchestra provides a valuable opportunity to aspiring composers through its annual Underwood New Music Readings, in which six emerging artists are chosen from hundreds of applicants.

Mrs. Marotta-Lopriore, who grew up in the Bronx — "I was a Roman Catholic girl, but now I don't have any religion," she said — also earns extra money by performing "energy readings," in which she briefly gets to know clients and then passes along messages from loved ones who have died.

Perhaps more to the point, Mr. Pollini's path from the prelude to the polonaise also took the listener from simple, direct readings in which a melody line rang out over accompaniment figures to a rich-hued pianism in which textures were thick but transparent, and in which the tyranny of the bar line was swept aside in favor of a rubato driven by the passions.

Some theorists would posit additional readings, but if these exist, they could be regarded as derivative from readings in which at least one of the terms is collectively interpreted.

In 2008, The New York Times published a series called "The Future of Reading" in which some of these questions were raised.

Then there's Bad Lip Reading, in which candidate videos are given new, phony and totally absurd voice overs — so that Mitt Romney, for example, appears to say things like, "I will force spiders and badgers on the enemy".

Teachers: This question was developed to augment our post on "The Future of Reading," in which you can find many activities designed for classroom inquiry into how technology is changing the transaction between reader and text.

Yeovil have succeeded in their appeal against Byron Webster's sending off in Saturday's 1-1 drawithth Reading, in which two team-mates also saw red.

In standard tests of "mind-reading", in which subjects look at pictures of faces and try to guess the mood of the person pictured, women tend to do better than men.