Sentence examples for usual reading from inspiring English sources

As usual, reading Twitter, you'd think this was the end of the world.

Notice that this also reduces costly IO associated with reading the graph from disk, and/or the IO involved in sending the data from the CPU to GPU, or across the network in a distributed architecture, etc. Afterwards, the graph reader would proceed as usual reading the edges, etc.

If I had not ventured beyond my usual reading list that day, this book would never have come into being.

In his mid-twenties he found himself more cooped up than usual, reading lots of articles on the Internet, working on film scripts, realizing that he'd worked himself into an uncomfortable isolation.

This process might be as follows: engaging in substitute actions (i.e., excessive eating, distracting one's attention, engaging in thinking about pleasant matters, watching television more than usual, reading books on neutral topics, and excessive sleepiness); and seeking social contacts.

Well that's the usual reading of the character.

Amid the shambles in the ring, a Japanese official, as usual, read out a lengthy statement.

He will, as usual, read voraciously from his collection of 700 leather-bound Easton Press books.

"The PC police, as usual, read way more into the joke than was actually there," he says.

For a stark example of the costs attending business as usual, read the following "Your Dot" contribution from Elizabeth Hadly, a Stanford University biologist who's been doing field work in Nepal's Himalayan highlands focused on the impact of climate change on small mammals.

It was, the judge conceded, a "very different sort of journal" to his usual read.