Sentence examples for solemnly read from inspiring English sources

Soon a folk poem, known as "One Solitary Life," was being solemnly read aloud.

Ms. Pelosi solemnly read the one-paragraph admonition properly known as House Resolution 1737.

He solemnly read a book about it and then he solemnly talked to me about it.

Mr. Krajisnik coolly responded "not guilty" to each of the nine charges solemnly read by Judge Richard May of Britain.

New "laws," with elaborate numerical designations, in the French manner, are solemnly read out by his government, which most Ivorians voted against but which still retains control.

Radio Uganda then solemnly read out the whole of his title: "His Excellency President for Life, Field Marshal Alhaji Dr Idi Amin Dada, VC, DSO, MC, CBE".

The Today programme solemnly reads out newspaper headlines each morning because, in print or online, the agenda is still mainly set by what used to be Fleet Street.

ON MAY 27th David Cameron and his fellow newly elected MPs trooped into the House of Lords for the peculiar ritual of the Queen's Speech, in which the monarch solemnly reads out the government's agenda for the forthcoming parliamentary session.

Lorin Maazel used to combat this by wearing huge wraparound sunglasses ("He got them in Germany," a beaming Phil staffer once told me) that made him look as though he'd just descended from the slopes at Gstaad; but the tone, back then, hardly apres ski, with Mr. Maazel solemnly reading through the entire season, week by week.

Getting horrific flashforwards of Kirsty Young solemnly reading out witness testimonies of my fingering technique ("brief, clumsy, and harrowing") before opening the phonelines to a record viewer response.

Getting horrific flashforwards of Kirsty Young solemnly reading out witness testimonies of my fingering technique rn ("brief, clumsy, and harrowing") before opening the phonelines to a record viewer response.