Sentence examples for references to read from inspiring English sources

But you don't have to get the references to read Pite's work.

(Version two will boast a conspiracy theorist add-on for Wikipedia. Unlike Holocaust Denyr it keeps all of the facts intact, but changes all of the references to read "The Man") And those are just the first four.

Residents were asked to post the building blocks they had used to create their projects, their references, to read others residents' posts and provide feedback when possible.

The second module identifies mA-modified regions in high resolution in reference to read coverage.

"You shouldn't have to fear that any new credit card is going to come with strings attached," Mr. Obama said, "nor should you need a magnifying glass and a reference book to read a credit card application".

However, when the dyslexic subtypes were defined by reference to reading-level controls, 12 phonological dyslexics were defined but only 5 surface dyslexics were identified.

Some are from his books, and some are just some things the great man said in reference to reading.

"This young woman could be one of the brightest applicants in the pool but there are several references to shyness," read one.

And the ease of searching digital information may be more appealing to dental students, who often use their textbooks as references to be read in short chunks instead of as continuous text, chapter by chapter.

Not satisfied with that, he applied to Harvard and, on the strength of a successful interview and a fistful of forged references, got in to read politics.

However, Edward F. Wente asserts that, even with explicit references to women reading letters, it is possible that women employed others to write documents.