Sentence examples for shape to read from inspiring English sources

You are using word shape to read "and".

When it was discovered in Israel in 1970, the En-Gedi scroll was clearly in no shape to be read: It had been found in the Holy Ark of a Jewish community dating to around 700 B.C. and had burned along with the rest of the settlement in the year 600.

There, I set up a "biomechanics" lab to study the physical properties of bacterial cell surface polymers and their relevance to cell shape and continued to read about cell division and other subjects.

After finishing 2666 and accepting that there was something to the shape, I began to read his other works.

The square is filled with Byzantine and Ottoman sights, and groups of tourists can be seen there throughout the day and night, often pausing at historical markers in the shape of obelisks to read information in Turkish, English and Arabic.

Make sure the book is in good shape and remember to read each description.

The shapes are harder to read too, without the facial expressions and architectural planes that anchor the earlier works.

"Some children favour the big shapes when learning to read, and are more aware of written language structures and of the overall meaning, while others attend more closely to the smallershapes, the letters and sounds," she says.

In my experience, millennials would rather go to Glassdoor to get a transparent look at a company—one that isn't shaped by any gatekeepers than to read a CEO's blog.

Cook says having the notes in different shapes makes it easier to read and sing the music in four-part harmony.

So if the technology of printing – and its concomitant requirement to learn to read – could shape human brains, then surely it's logical to assume that our addiction to networking technology will do something similar?