Sentence examples for which she read from inspiring English sources

She also delighted in Hello!, which she read avidly.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote a powerful dissent, which she read from the bench.

One of George's students, In-Kyung Kim, recently finished Andre Agassi's autobiography, "Open," which she read at George's suggestion.

Her experience in the hospital inspired her to write a poem, which she read to me recently.

That took her back to existentialism, which she read eagerly as an adolescent, and to the existentialists themselves.

Schenkar tells us that Highsmith was an admirer of Greene's work, which she read as a student at Barnard.

She keeps letters from her family, which she reads every week.

She pays special attention to the busy feminist strands, which she reads with forensic intent, and then – often forcefully – insists I digest them, too.

This summer, the British poet Hollie McNish posted a video to YouTube in which she reads one of her poems, "Embarrassed".

ANNE CARSON The poet presents "String Talks," a multimedia program in which she reads from her work, accompanied (somehow) by red string, Merce Cunningham dancers, and audiovisual elements.

And in Sleep, a dentist's wife rebels against her mechanically organised life through prolonged wakefulness during which she reads Anna Karenina.