Sentence examples for recess reading from inspiring English sources

Several Republican senators told me that they had spent part of the Christmas recess reading the draft of a law-review article co-written by Martin B. Gold, an expert on Senate procedures, who served as an aide to Bill Frist after he became Majority Leader.

In a June 17 meeting, Steve Harrison, the chairman, asked board members to spend the summer recess reading Robert's Rules of Order, the 1896 bible of parliamentary procedure.

Recess reads more as a collection of tracks than an album, but Skrillex's sense of adventure and defiance in the face of constant scrutiny is laudable.

The ceiling, a grid of concrete coffers (deep recesses), reads like a brutal take on classicism.

After a short recess, Flores read from a Facebook message that he said Alexander sent to Arias.

Standing outside the court room during a lunch recess, DeChristopher recalls reading about the successful necessity defense in England.

I know of PE and art teachers that are pressed into service as reading instructors; recess that becomes time for test-prep; science perverted into practice with nonfiction reading, and no time doing science.

First, whereas Justice Breyer interpreted "recess" to include intra-session breaks in legislative action, the conservatives would have read "recess" much more narrowly.

There were extra pillows, reading lamps recessed into the wall, a bag with towel, soap and shampoo, and a little pouch hanging above the pillow for stowing eyeglasses, jewelry or money.

I bring a book down to recess and I read my book.

Focusing on the clause's definite article ("the recess"), Justice Scalia read the term to apply only to official breaks between sessions of Congress:The notion that the Constitution empowers the President to make unilateral appointments every time the Senate takes a half-hour lunch break is so absurd as to be self­ refuting.