Sentence examples for using it to read from inspiring English sources

"I'm using it to read a whole bunch of Supreme Court cases from last term".

I've been using it to read Huge Books of the kind I always meant to read, or to finish, but didn't, because carrying them around stopped being fun.

The interface is simple, with little to distract you since you're using it to read something, not be dazzled by buttons and banners.

"If you're going to pay that, you're giving a statement to the world that you like to read — and you're probably not using it to read a mass market paperback".

The 800 x 480, five-inch screen is crisp, clear and bright, and I am now regularly using it to read the Economist or New Scientist on the train.

But at 395g it's heavier than most, which means people using it to read books will find their hand or arm aching more quickly than if they were doing the same on an iPad mini or Google's Nexus 7. One big issue, however, is that it does not support 3G – so no surfing unless you're in a Wi-Fi hotspot.

I tried to use it to read Guardian editorials from a parallel universe.

Though Dever admits to owning an iPad, he stressed that he only uses it to read business or technology titles.

They also use it to read speeches from the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who blasts out content over his official channel.

An evaluation of SGViewer showed that after a short learning period users were able to use it to read trends and proportions and make drill-down queries.

He used to wear one made by Pebble but switched recently to the Apple Watch, saying that he likes to use it to read e-mails and track Twitter.