Sentence examples for that to read from inspiring English sources

Well, to read that, to read that provision -- and it's written quite broadly, but to read that -- one has to read that in the context of the entire statutory framework.

When Housman decided to investigate a subject, it stayed investigated, and he was so terrifying a connoisseur of French cuisine and wine, especially Burgundy, that, to read his biographers, you get a slightly Feydeau-like sense of portly sommeliers running to do his bidding from every corner of the land.

Bought that to read on vacation.

KEN AULETTA: It will take longer than that to read.

The 18th-century Scottish poet James Thomson claimed that to read was to "converse with the mighty dead".

There is good news about readership, he said, "but you wouldn't know that to read the newspapers".

He'd gone from that to reading several famous polemics against the cruelty of farms and slaughterhouses.

I sat down that evening to read it.

And how would she like that policy to read?

However, she is not that difficult to read.

Admittedly, I came from a family that liked to read.