Sentence examples for service reading from inspiring English sources
Featured a workshop service, reading from sacred texts, spiritual singing, classical dance, and offerings of love and devotion.
He had attended Liverpool college, and King George V school in Southport, and resumed his education after his wartime service, reading law at Trinity College, Cambridge.
Snowden said that he flew to Hong Kong on May 20th from his home in Hawaii, and that he has been holed up in a hotel ever since, ordering room service, reading about Dick Cheney, and, in effect, waiting for large countries to decide what to do with him.
Action steps should be easy to complete and include, for example, calling an organization to inquire about the availability of a service, reading an educational resource on a topic of concern or contacting another family member to ask whether he or she is willing to help with a caregiving task.
Take a look... it's in a Reading Rainbow app! Reborn as a virtual library service, Reading Rainbow is now reaching a whole new generation of kids with the same quality educational programming and enthusiasm for books that the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning TV show offered children for 26 years.
A statement from Brandon Wade, founder of the service, reads: "Every successful relationship is an arrangement between two parties.
The only new-media member of this company is Bloomberg News -- a financial news service read mainly on computers.
The company's demise, meanwhile, appeared to be complete: the Web site of Napster, once the Internet's fastest-growing service, read only "Napster was here".
One senior employee, with many years of service, read several times in media gossip columns that he was to be sacked before management said anything to his face.
Once you've set a location within the Restaurants section of the Entertainment menu, the service reads you a choice of cuisines, or asks if you know the restaurant you're looking for.
"The New York Public Library is still looking at what Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's reductions will mean in terms of service," read a prepared statement from the public relations office of the New York Public Library.
