Sentence examples for which would read from inspiring English sources

Consider "Pattern Imitating Glaze Dripping Down the Side of a Jar," which would read as a groovy abstraction if not for the title.

But upon his arrival, Agent Sidaros learned that other American officials had conducted a "dirty" interview; he would be part of a "clean" team, which would read the man his rights and conduct a traditional law enforcement interrogation.

She underwent surgery to have two nodes implanted on the surface of her brain, which would read the neurons' activity when she thought about moving her shoulder and her wrist.

His name, it was said, had been included in the credits of the upcoming film — which would read "Based on the character created by Mort Feather and Artie Conn".

Nevertheless, as per the approach taken by the Inter-American Court (discussed above), which would read some economic, social and cultural rights into the right to life, the deeds could be interpreted to impose obligations on NSAGs to contribute to the realisation of subsistence rights.

However, whole-exome data sequenced by BI (Broad Institute; n = 436) included far less, ∼3 off-target mtDNA per 1 M autosomal reads, which would show ∼2× mtDNA read depth per 10 Gb exome sequencing.

The setup was simple: there was a metal bowl next to Pat in which anybody could put a joke, which he would read.

The key lies in Simon's love of the classics, which he would read in the original every day.

His bedside table was littered with a number of slender books of poetry, which he would read to himself in a whispered undertone.

Chaucer, for much of his life, was a minor bureaucrat who at night, after work, wrote poems, which he would read to literary friends.

But the meetings turned into critical discussions in which poets would read new work aloud and listen while their peers gave it unsparing analysis.