Sentence examples for which will be read from inspiring English sources

Statements have been given from the US pilots and co-pilots which will be read later.

All the films have subtitles, which will be read aloud so that the youngest cinephiles can enjoy the action.

During the meeting, Snowden handed Ströbele a letter addressed to the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, which will be read out publicly on Friday afternoon.

The writer Will MacAdams collaborated with Marcus Green, an eighth grader, in developing the narration, which will be read by Terryl Daluz, an actor from New Haven.

They said Dylan had also sent them his Nobel address, which will be read out by academy member Horace Engdahl at the ceremony in Stockholm on Saturday.

However that applies to other works of art, it is certainly true of one masterpiece, the Gettysburg Address, which will be read aloud twice, by politicians of both parties, on the anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

Interview with Prof. Helge Kokeritz of Yale, a Shakespear scholar, who has coached the Yale School of Drama in its forthcoming production of "The Merry Wives of Windsor,' in which the lines will be read as they were written, in or around 1600.

The bishop's letter, a copy of which was obtained yesterday, will be read from pulpits and disseminated in parish bulletins or through diocesan schools.

Not shown in Figure 1 is the logic by which the BRAM address will be read from and written to.

At another of the main bases, Padre Paul Andrew, the Naval Chaplain, is holding a service during which the roll of honour will be read.

He repeatedly stressed that the order, which was made public yesterday and will be read at precinct station house roll calls and pinned to bulletin boards, was not based on any failures he had noticed in departmental procedure or practice.