Sentence examples for word to read from inspiring English sources

Woozle comes next, and a lovelier word to read aloud to a small child you'd be hard pressed to find.

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"To my delight," he wrote, Col. [ Benjamin S. ] E[welltaught me the cipher & the pass-word, or key-word, to read the dispatches that came..

Then, two weeks ago, the company tweaked that wording to read simply: "Built to be safe".

"Or whatever" — those would seem to be the most significant words to read into.

Food to eat was scarce but it was packed to the rafters with words to read.

There are more words to read than previously, but not many, and certainly far fewer than one finds on Mail Online.

Du Pont's pressure on Schultz gradually builds: he gives him words to read aloud in public; he gives him cocaine; du Pont has them wrestle together in private.

My iPhone is also my alarm, which means that at 6am on a Monday, I was greeted by 21,586 words to read before breakfast.

He hardly knows the meaning of the words to read".

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