Sentence examples for reads off from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of read off
(And he reads off the information about our account in Massachusetts).
Ángel Pagán stood near the left-field foul pole with Jerry Manuel, the team's outfield coach, practicing his reads off the walls.
Murphy reads off the name of the truck for the two radio reporters and remarks that its name, Tundra, is appropriate for this day.
Call the number, say what you're looking for ("comedy clubs, Chicago" or "Domino's Pizza, Cleveland"), and Google's auto-voice reads off the closest eight matches.
Bank of America's phone system often reads off each transaction along with the name of the merchant, say a specific doctor or Web site or store.
The star turn is Guardian columnist and activist Owen Jones, who gives a speech, some of which he reads off his phone, about the Diggers and suffragettes; it's delivered with his customary oomph.
One of them started to read off to the other.
" 'Drugs'Violenceolence'!" " 'Peer pressure,'incarceration'n'!" the boys read off.
"The Constitution!" they shouted in English, reading off their answer.
"Isn't this beautiful," he said, reading off titles.
The judge, Aucoin, starts reading off their pleas.
