Sentence examples for south reading from inspiring English sources

In the South Reading Consortium, three out of five board members are GPs who have involvement in an Assura venture and two are employees of an Assura member practice.

Then, if South reads the position, he would end with that overtrick.

But South read the position perfectly, discarding a club from the dummy and winning the trick with his queen.

Hamman (South) read the cards well in the diagramed deal to win the point on the board.

Many of Lincoln's opponents, in both the North and the South, read Jefferson's famous phrase in such a way as to justify the existence of slavery.

"Both read the same Bible, and pray to the same God," he said, telling an audience angry at the deaths of so many sons that the South read the Bible as much as the North.

You can't write about the South without reading "The Mind of the South," and many of the themes he identified are still around.

Meckstroth (South), also reading East's double, played low from the dummy.

After dummy's heart queen held, South, correctly reading the position, led a third heart.

The book was an immediate sensation and was taken up eagerly by abolitionists while, along with its author, it was vehemently denounced in the South, where reading or possessing the book became an extremely dangerous enterprise.

I have a friend who has a fondness for Ruth Park's The Harp in the South because reading about the run-down brothels and boarding houses of Surry Hills reminds her of her childhood in Melbourne's erstwhile working class suburb of Richmond.