Sentence examples for squinting to read from inspiring English sources
Only a small sign over the doorbell (as well as the constant presence of young people squinting to read it) indicates its presence.
An egalitarian crowd pack out the tables at lunchtime and in the evening, squinting to read the options chalked up on blackboards high above the glass-walled kitchen.
Once, when he was squinting to read a padlock — most albinos have vision problems, too — someone rammed his head into his school locker.
When invited to speak, Mr. Donahue apologized for his poor vision before squinting to read a poem he had written when he was 9. ("Speak, father, speak to your little boy. Or I shall be lost forever").
It is that extra size, said Dr. Peter N. Yianilos, the company's chief technology officer, that makes reading Huck Finn an easier experience than squinting to read it on other handheld organizers.
Still, she was no match for Jimmy Scott, the venerable master of the torch song: Their duet rendition of "Tea for Two" was a one-sided affair, even with Mr. Scott squinting to read his lyrics off the page.
People squinted to read their hymnals.
He sounded stilted as he squinted to read unmemorable remarks from a teleprompter.
Reporters and observers squinted to read the board and calculate what was happening to the total.
Are the letters so small that you have to squint to read them?
Look south from Seventh Avenue, and you don't even have to squint to read the flashing billboards in Times Square.
