Sentence examples for to read closely from inspiring English sources

To learn any new spot in surfing, you first bring to bear your knowledge of other breaks — all the other waves you've learned to read closely.

The board of the Football Association would do well to read closely the first chapter of their prospective new chairman Greg Dyke's autobiography Inside Story, for a measure of the man whom they are about to put at the very top of the FA.

It is necessary to read closely, to understand what this woman is saying underneath what she appears to be saying: what she wants and needs to say, what she cannot say, and why she so often chooses to say something else entirely.

But when these guys note their favorite places to motor, you might want to read closely.

I have a few people I like to read closely for different purposes and topics.

In the introduction, Cline explains that these poems, which take about 20 minutes in total to read closely, arose from his time doing poetry slams in Austin, Texas, where, back in the golden years from 1997 to 2001, he often won spoken-word competitions.

In a 1916 epilogue to "Pygmalion," which Mr. Grindley appears to have read closely, Shaw outlined the psychological and sociological reasons Higgins would never marry Eliza or, for that matter, any woman.

In Silicon Valley, home to many Microsoft rivals, the ruling is likely to be read closely in many corporate legal departments.

Some books are meant to be read closely.

But Disney's public pronouncements in support of beardies need to be read closely.

Even accidental words from officials are likely to be read closely; as a Russian proverb has it, "What a sober man has on his mind, a drunk puts on his tongue".