Sentence examples for reads to bring from inspiring English sources

As Virginia Woolf writes, Yet who reads to bring about an end, however desirable?

So this week we're celebrating the positive power of stories, whether dystopian YA fiction, picture books, poetry or classic reads, to bring home what we risk losing - and what we can do about it.

"After 10 years of fighting the war on terror, people are reading to bring our troops home from Afghanistan," Mr. Huntsman said.

Mark P. McDonald, 37 Center for Process Excellence Director, Andersen Consulting BOOK:Beowulf translated by Seamus Heaney (2000) WHY:'Beowulf' is the latest in a series of classics I am reading to bring me back to those longer-running themes that, regardless of how hard you try, don't really change.

But the medium asks people like me, who have the opportunity of a personal reading, to bring photographs of family and friends.

They have to get into a habit of reading to truly bring forward their best to a Literature class.

By melding reading into the practice of pediatric medicine, Reach Out and Read aims to bring about a new understanding of what the pediatrician's role should be, said Earl M. Phalen, the organization's chief executive, who was visiting the Bellevue pediatric clinic from the program's Boston headquarters on a recent morning.

I find that reading my daughters my Little Golden Books of "Frosty The Snowman" and "The Night Before Christmas" (that my Mom read to me) brings the holiday season to heart each year.

I do beg your pardon - that should have read "anxious to bring home this important news story".

Anne Kreamer offers the business case for reading novels: To bring the subject home, think about how many different people you interact with during the course of a given day — co-workers, clients, passing strangers, store clerks.

Banned Books Week is a chance for all of us to celebrate our freedom to read and to bring attention to the harms of censorship.