Sentence examples for the biggest reading from inspiring English sources
The biggest reading came from the spout.
"This is the biggest reading of War and Peace in the world – a four-day marathon, uniting the whole country and people all over the world.
In additional experiments, the Stanford researchers found clues about what's different about the brains of dyslexic children who show the biggest reading improvements.
For one thing, I've had to remind people that the biggest reading tool they have is right in the palm of their hand -- their smartphones.
The da xue (Mandarin: the big study, or the big reading) or dai ho(k) (Cantonese: the big learning) are Chinese terms for a university.
"Publishers have told me that the big reading groups, the Irish and the Italians, they wish they had some central address to go to the way they go to us," she said.
All are part of the Big Read, a National Endowment for the Arts literacy program now in its second year.
Here are the books being read in some cities and towns across the region as part of the Big Read, a program financed by the National Endowment for the Arts to promote literature.
Mr. Landesman has put his stamp on the budget, cutting a program known as American Masterpieces (though sparing one of its most popular components, the Big Read) and devoting $5 million to a pilot program, Our Town, that will support the creation of local arts districts.
Instead he attributed the increase in literary reading to community-based programs like the "Big Read," Oprah Winfrey's book club, the huge popularity of book series like "Harry Potter" and Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight," as well as the individual efforts of teachers, librarians, parents and civic leaders to create "a buzz around literature that's getting people to read more in whatever medium".
Under Mr. Gioia's leadership the endowment spearheaded "The Big Read," a program in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services and Arts Midwest to encourage communities to champion the reading of particular books, like "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald and "Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Zora Neale Hurston.
