Sentence examples for which reads to from inspiring English sources

Next to the mirror is a note which reads: "To Dearest Min, good luck, you'll be fabulous... love the Wardrobe Gang".

Q.: Today I passed the apartment building at 135 West 70th Street and noticed a peculiar inscription on the cornerstone, which reads "To Pythianism, 1926".

How you feel about Sheila Weller's "Girls Like Us: Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon — and the Journey of a Generation" may depend on how you respond to Weller's dedication, which reads: "To the women of the 1960s generation.

Some of these creations are full of whimsy, like the beer koozie that was given to me at a wedding three years ago, which reads, "To have and to hold and to keep your beer cold" ($1.50).

But he had questions about a third new biography, "Coco Chanel: The Legend and the Life," by Justine Picardie, which reads to him, he said, as if it were written to please the late designer's namesake company.

The LCA members spray painted the words: "To TEP --> 33 NERDS + 1 QUEER," alluding to the inscription on the Harvard Bridge which reads: "To MIT --> 364.4 SMOOTS + 1 EAR". "I wouldn't say that these acts [of vandalism against student groups] are frequent, but they do happen," Glavin said.

(6), which read "to provide, establish, change, or abolish special nonpostal or similar services;".

The idea has worked in other cities, like Chicago, which read "To Kill a Mockingbird," by Harper Lee, last year.

Beatlebone is, by a significant margin, a stronger book than City of Bohane (which read to me like an irony-free version of Last Tango In Aberystwyth).

The north London club posted a message on social media on Monday which read: "To Dortmund to get the job done".

The primary use for this so far has been to enable memory efficient graph partitioning, in which reads contributing to disconnected subgraphs are placed into different files.