Sentence examples for solo reading from inspiring English sources
In solo reading the speakers were asked to read a prepared text at a comfortable rate and volume.
A month ago I had a fun signing at Skylight Books in L.A. with Stars and Strikes author Dan Epstein, but was eager to get my solo reading feet wet in a more remote locale that still had a fair number of Giants fans.
A solo reading of The Sound of Silence raises otherwise dormant goosebumps.
Mr. Barron delivered an elegant, patient solo reading of "Song for Abdullah," dedicated to his fellow pianist Abdullah Ibrahim.
Age 7+ Inventive storytelling in both words and pictures makes this an irresistible jumping-off point for solo reading.
This latest, guest-laden album shows why: instrumentals like "Duke and Cookie" and "Gone to Fortingall" are knuckle-knotting showcases for his dexterity, those beautiful, curling dobro lines threading their serpentine way through the melodies, while a tender solo reading of Paul Simon's "American Tune" is capped with a flurry of dextrous flamenco.
Early in the gestation of Tristan und Isolde, Wagner organised a solo read-through of the libretto – written, as usual, by himself – to a few friends who included a potent trio: his wife, Minna, his latest object of desire, Mathilde Wesendonck, and his future wife, Cosima, still comfortably married to his loyal friend, the conductor Hans von Bülow.
You could head off for some DIY solo camping – read Extreme Sleeps by Phoebe Smith or Alastair Humphreys' Microadventures for ideas.
The rebels used decentralized operations and started building pockets of resistance (to include solo jihadists)," reads a synopsis of the symposium.
Navigation meant skilled, solo map reading – as it did on the way to Karachi – and tracking destinations by railway lines, lakes, gasometers, and so on.
Mr. Koopman's tempos, both in the ensemble pieces and in his solo harpsichord reading of the opening Ricercare, were metronomic and inflexible, a problem one doesn't normally associate with his work.
