Sentence examples for to read down from inspiring English sources

"It was discouraging to read down the table and see that every division was below expectations".

"They taught you how to read down there, didn't they?" Dr. Gordon remembers Dr. Birch asking.

If you missed any of our coverage, be sure to read down through the rest of this post, and keep checking News Desk throughout the day Wednesday.

We're not going to paint out the line about the Fair; we're just going to fasten a little strip of tin on top of it, and its going to read "Down With Grover Whalen".

But such an assurance is of dubious legal validity since only parliament or the courts are empowered to read down or change any statute.

I needed to read down in the introduction to understand which protein it refers to.

Prevention orders in the UK have to be read down so that any interference with human rights has to be necessary and proportionate to a legitimate purpose.

Furthermore, Article 162 could not be relied upon to require that the offence be read down to conform with the right to freedom of speech and expression.

Maybe the occasional 14-year-old might read down to it, but no one seriously thought that 15 or 16-year-olds would read it.

Go into the main feed, read down to where I last left off.

"There was an A4 piece of paper on the wall [to read down the phone to the customer] and you think, 'No one is going to listen to a full page', but they did.