Sentence examples for reads on a from inspiring English sources

"Over the past four years, she has excelled, and today, in third grade, she reads on a fifth-grade level".

The average 16-year-old sent to a juvenile justice facility in Louisiana reads on a fifth-grade level.

The manuscript that the modern publisher reads on a train journey, for instance, is subtitled "A Luisa Rey Mystery," Luisa Rey being the name of the California reporter.

With almost every possible angle on the present-day editions of the N.F.L. playoff teams apparently exhausted, online journalistic outlets have turned to teams and people forgotten just long enough to make fascinating reads on a bleak winter day.

"Every day, but especially now," the text reads on a page in a Penney Christmas catalog, "we show our gratitude by offering you the style you want, the quality you expect and the price you love!" • Some retailers are pushing up the opening of stores for sales the Friday after Thanksgiving to 4 a.m., from 5 a.m.

"The family travels around the country in a van looking for opportunities for the father to become a rockstar," the entry for 1994 reads, on a timeline of the Angulos' odyssey, though by the time they reached the Lower East Side, two years later, they were looking only for cheap lodging.

Libraries were sequenced with 250 bp paired-end reads on an Illumina MiSeq (GenoSeq UCLA Los Angeles, CA).

I read on a computer a lot.

Measurements were read on a digital screen or printout.

What do you read on a daily basis?

The pressure is read on a circular scale.