Sentence examples for readings out from inspiring English sources

Pickard and his wife, Connie, were running countercultural readings out of the Morden Tower, a thirteenth-century stone turret room on Newcastle's city walls, and they invited Bunting to participate.

I was lecturing recently in Chicago in a conference on Middlemarch and Henry James's The Golden Bowl and got excited by the fierce, sardonic, black humour of the "I", the commenting voice, which I missed, on earlier readings, out of too much reverence.

Finally, the symmetry of the MOSFET should be utilized in interchanging the roles of the source and drain terminals and averaging the readings out.

That tech-heavy gauge has been weaker than its peers this week, primarily due to readings out of Asia that suggest PC demand has weakened of late.

Encouraging readings out of China and Europe served as a prelude to the Institute for Supply Management's latest manufacturing report, which showed new orders and employment picked up in July, as overall conditions contracted at a slower pace than in June.

Hank does readings out of his apartment in Greenpoint where he lives with a bartender and has a nude painting of men embracing each other on his walls.

Reading out loud, alone or to someone, can improve how you read and spell.

Reading out information from stimulus-dependent maps would require broad-range connections, while reading out information from a locally stimulus-independent map could be done through local connections alone.

Reading out the morning bulletins for Heart FM Radio, reporter Fiona Winchester began by saying: "David Cameron has died".

Another "Ithaca" reader is Frances Sternhagen, who says she does it for the challenge: "Reading out loud is a lost art".

Reading out loud phrases such as "kissing and fondling each other's breasts with some enthusiasm" gives way to hysterical giggling.