Sentence examples for said to read from inspiring English sources

Jane Smiley, who chaired the judges, said: "To read Alice Munro is to learn something every time that you never thought of before".Or as Ms Munro's more famous fellow Canadian, Margaret Atwood, once remarked: "You call this writing?

He will use the extra time, they said, to read and prepare for the general election.

But not even the Tories seem keen and BA cabin crews are said to read the Daily Mail.

But beyond politics, he knew people bought the paper, she said, to read about their neighbors, or themselves.

Mr. Li, 57, is a highly educated official with an almost professorial style who is said to read voluminous economic policy reports in often minute detail.

In preparation for your interviews, you are said to read at least a book a day and to work every night except Fridays and Saturdays.

He learned Hebrew and Greek, he says, to read ancient texts in the original.

One of the people behind it says to read this and this to get an idea of what it is.

Message from Chris Robinson about 'The restaurant incident last night.' Say, 'Read' to read this message.

Yen is said to have read voraciously to the end -- and then dropped dead.

Charles Manson is said to have denied having read the book.