Sentence examples for stand reading from inspiring English sources
And there he was, standing by the local news stand, reading all about it.
He can't stand reading, and he'll tell you that".
"I can't stand reading anything that I've said.
Later, though, in an acerbic moment, he said he can't stand reading his own writing.
She read Richard Russo's Bridge of Sighs: "No novel passes the Nietzsche test if you can't stand reading it even once".
This is the kind of stuff I can't stand reading in reviews, but I haven't told you anything that ruins the plot, I haven't even told you anything you couldn't find out in the first chapter of the book.
A sign on the stand reads, "Spray Art".
"We appreciate your heartfelt, truly pro-life stand," reads an endorsement letter from the Republican National Coalition for Life.
"She sat in the stand, read Woman's Weekly and did the Evening Standard crossword," Jacobson recalls.
Now is the time to make a stand," reads an excerpt from the website ourknights.com.au.au
"Cardinal Relaxes Anti-Birth Law Stand" read the Boston Globe's banner headline, while an editorial noted that because of Cushing's new position the birth control issue was "no longer a rancorous controversy".
