Sentence examples for you can read back from inspiring English sources

You can read back through Jill's dispatches here.

The Poetry Library has a comprehensive listing of all of presses and magazines on its website poetrylibrary.org.uk, and you can read back issues of leading journals at poetrymagazines.org.org

Virtual conferences like that have a lot of advantages over other technologies: you can see who's talking, you can have private asides, and you can read back over the logs.

You can read back through my reporting blog on Tumblr or keep in touch on Twitter.

You can read back issues of it here to see what you're getting yourself into.

If you are not following tips number 8 and 9, and just writing in a paragraph about the incidents happening in your life, then you can use a fancy bookmark (similar to your diary) to keep a record till where you have written and you can read back at your writings if you are writing after a few days.

In a lifetime of teaching 450 children to read, I have never relied exclusively on phonics but have always begun by writing down children's thoughts and experiences, which -- as if by magic -- nonreaders can read back!

For many disabled people to vote independently, the advocates said, the touch-screen machines need to be modified to include audio files that can read back the completed ballots, while the ballot-marking devices used with the optical scanning systems have to be changed to feed ballots automatically.

If we can read back from this dialogue to the epistemology of the middle period, concepts are conceptual analogues to the subjects and predicates of spoken statements: corresponding to the predicate 'equal' of a statement such as 'The sticks are equal' is the concept [equality].

You can read more back story here and here if you're interested.

You can read the back story of our discovery of this system in this article in Adweek's Social Times.