Some things look good on paper but sound absolutely dreadful when said aloud. |
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Another prisoner produced a bullhorn and read aloud a statement in English. |
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Morris's interest in journalism was sparked by his father who would read the London newspapers aloud. |
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After the break, we took turns getting up in front of the class to read something aloud. |
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This is meant to be read aloud with some drama and fun even if you're not an actor. |
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She read aloud with a passion and urgency that eclipsed everything else around her. |
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I can even get it to read my e-mail aloud to me, or documents that I have dictated, while I check them. |
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It's an error in judgment so colossal that it can't even be whispered aloud. |
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His voice was clear and pronounced, as though he were used to reading such things aloud. |
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Read that out aloud and consider the assumptions behind that belief system. |
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I used to read it aloud to my little brother, and we'd collapse into helpless laughter. |
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The letter was addressed to Monteagle but it was read out aloud by his servant. |
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Miranda was weeping aloud with the infant in her arms, as was Alannis standing beside her young lord. |
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He was humming the song aloud and loudly, louder in fact than any man would have hummed it had he expected to bump into another human being. |
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Fu rewinds the tape, and as he replays it, he reads aloud Zhao's letter to her. |
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He dropped to his knees and gathered up handfuls of dust and smeared them on his forehead and chest, crying aloud in anguish. |
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Schiller's works must be read aloud, in the manner of the rhapsodists of ancient Greece. |
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The rhyme and rhythm of Alborough's duck tales, with their bold, easy-to-follow images, make them ideal for reading aloud. |
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By reading aloud, a literate person engages a child in language as they sit together, relaxed and quiet. |
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In an attempt to calm Usher, his friend pulled from the bookcase a second rate medieval romance and began to read aloud. |
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He started to get up and groaned aloud as all sorts of aches and pains assailed him. |
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Monica cried aloud and ran at her husband's attacker, but was sent flying across the dirt by a swift blow from his arm. |
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I see people with laptops, cellular phones and PDAs lumbering about like beasts of burden, talking aloud in public like village idiots. |
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She wasn't sure if they were speaking aloud or communicating through telepathy. |
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He is the perfect example of a teenager that is all but screaming aloud for help. |
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Reading stories aloud provides a great opportunity for young children to hear sounds in words within the context of connected text. |
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All the class does is read aloud a text and everyone then discusses what it means to them. |
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The professors there have yet to discover the merits of reading textbooks aloud. |
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A deaf person taps out their message on a textphone and the text is then read aloud by the operator to a hearing person. |
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Reading aloud to children at a young age can give them a lifelong love of literature. |
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He was thinking aloud, trying to work out what he thought about this medium he had never worked in before. |
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Sterling, speaking to a crowd at the Microsoft Campus, thought aloud about the problem. |
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I'm thinking aloud a bit here, but the party machine doesn't seem to have quite the same grip in a ward system. |
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It has grown out of a family habit of telling stories and reading aloud at bedtime. |
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With the dual sensations of both physical and metaphysical pleasure, it was extremely difficult not to moan his ecstasy aloud. |
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My 5-year-old giggled aloud at the silly premise of a tone-deaf and rhythmically challenged bird, Igor, who sets out in search of music lessons. |
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During the readings, the monks and the members of the public will read the Tripitaka aloud in unison. |
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Lee laughed aloud, and then held his side, as the laughter caused his side to flare in a sharp twinge of pain. |
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Some were silent, others screamed aloud, and some just lay crying, but all appeared miserable. |
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These students, especially, should be encouraged to sing aloud the words of the pieces in their method books simultaneously with their playing. |
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The unbidden thought sent heat flowing into her cheeks, and she almost laughed aloud. |
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Whoa, I said aloud, trying to uncross my eyes, what's the bottom line here? |
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For the uninitiated, a reading is more than someone standing at a lectern, reading aloud to a bunch of book geeks. |
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I also have a hard time reading aloud, slurring the words unpronounceably together frequently. |
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Something I saw made me laugh out aloud and I was nearly rewarded with a smack in the mouth. |
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Infant teachers who read it aloud in class were begged to continue when the bell rang for break. |
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Another sound in the nickelodeons was the murmur of immigrant voices translating aloud the titles into the languages of Europe. |
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I wondered aloud whether he had only got me on the show to sound me out to discover whether I had the same interest in equine abuses as him. |
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In these interior images, figures read aloud, spin wool, and converse with one another. |
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Maybe they weren't vocalizing it, but James and John were only saying aloud what each of them probably coveted for themselves as well. |
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But in the next breath he's anticipating aloud the virgin forest and spectacular cabbage palm a caller has invited him to see. |
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But read it aloud and you start to hear the music, the cadences of Scottish speech. |
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The themes live through a language buzzing with resonance and cadence, a hallucinatory, burlesque fusion that demands to be read aloud. |
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George Washington delivered the State of the Union message aloud, a practice dropped by Jefferson and not revived until the 20th century. |
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The chancellor appears before the court, reading aloud the words printed on a banknote. |
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When I had realized that I had voiced my thought aloud, I turned a helpless shade of cherry red and smiled sheepishly. |
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In fact, if you read Hebrews aloud, you will quickly recognize how much it resembles an oral proclamation or a stirring homily. |
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This certainly is a laugh aloud book, and I found myself alternating between muffled chuckles and outright guffaws. |
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As she said her name aloud, a bolt of lightening hurtled towards the earth and struck it with a loud boom. |
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Announce the number of cards you wish to exchange aloud, when you lay them face down on the table. |
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I want to print out these emails and start reading them aloud at a coffee house while somebody plays the bongos in the background. |
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Some children told lies as they fantasized about what they had, living aloud their day-dreams. |
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Too many poets, reading aloud, ignore their own linebreaks or chew consonants like gristle or drop into inaudibility at the ends of lines. |
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I read some books aloud as she sewed and then we packed a picnic lunch and ate it by a nearby spring. |
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It was like a million sharp needles were piercing my skin, and I began to scream aloud. |
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The captain stirred feverishly in his sleep, talking aloud about one thing and another. |
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They seemed to be conferring amongst themselves, even though they didn't speak aloud. |
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I cried, the shock hurling my voice aloud, out of the confessional whisper. |
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For a while the ship kept bucking and sidling, the sails filling, now on one tack, now on another, till the mast groaned aloud under the strain. |
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Someone would always be practising the harpsichord or the violin and there was much reading aloud, dressing-up and play-acting. |
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He had been dreaming, aloud, about a saucisson sec, beurre and cornichon sandwich for weeks. |
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I turned the music off altogether and swallowed, speaking aloud to make sure that my voice wasn't froggy and unused sounding. |
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At police precincts in the city, the names of the 23 officers killed were read aloud. |
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At one point she thought she would laugh aloud at how prim and proper they both sounded, when just below the surface, tension seethed. |
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The great thing about the dialogue in comic books is that you don't have to hear it spoken aloud. |
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The workers sit at desks in long, Dickensian school rooms listening to novels read aloud from a dais. |
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This hasn't stopped columnists wondering aloud if the Prime Minister is losing his grip. |
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Universal are games played aloud, such as guessing games, and games played with the body, such as rock-paper-scissors. |
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In the sentence repetition subtest, the child repeats verbatim sentences that the examiner reads aloud. |
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As more jagged ribbons of lightening above set the sky alight, Ely swore aloud as he was blinded. |
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He would, of course, listen to us reading our essays aloud, but rarely if ever commented on them. |
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They guys are looking at us with a mixture of curiosity and fear so I decide to read the letter aloud. |
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They came over to look over her shoulder as she read the scroll aloud, unrolling it. |
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The three tellers read each ballot successively, and the third one reads the name aloud. |
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This time, Gerard and Kathleen caught up to us as I was reading the card aloud. |
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He performs his poems and children join in, writing their own poetry or reading his aloud. |
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She didn't just show it to her, she ended up reading it all aloud and was rewarded with the first real chuckle we've had from her for weeks. |
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She was glad now that her History teacher humiliated her by taking that letter and reading it aloud to the class. |
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Perhaps she stands in front of them to prevent her mother or her kid from reading them aloud. |
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It is basically a long prose poem meant to be read aloud, and I could only take so much of that at one time. |
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Proud of himself and unable to contain his joy, he began to read the letter aloud. |
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His writing reads like he's thinking aloud, calmly at your shoulder, always coming up with variations and tips. |
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Both will respond to activities such as poetry read aloud, choral readings with repetitious phrasing, and intentional changes of voice. |
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We were stunned when a messenger Jeep drove me to the rear to hear the cease-fire order read aloud. |
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He laughed aloud in wonder, and smiled benevolently down at the recumbent figure in his lap. |
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I was the one who read aloud the award citation as it was presented to her, and my voice choked up a bit. |
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Unlike most books, children's books have to read well aloud, and Pooh is a delight to read aloud. |
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A mantra is the name of a sacred deity or a sacred phrase that you repeat silently or aloud. |
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Then a bell sounded as the name of each crew member and passenger was read aloud. |
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There was genuine consternation at the bar as the newspaper report was read aloud. |
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Often when nonfluent readers read aloud, their reading is interrupted not only by their own pauses but by other students who tell them the word that is causing the pause. |
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I always wait to read them until Jon gets home, and then I usually read it aloud in a deep, low, gravelly voice with a twinge of a Southern accent, since he's in Texas. |
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The effect of political correctness, which disapproves of such views, merely means they are not spoken aloud in places where they will be disapproved of. |
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Having claimed his full attention, she sighed aloud quite dejectedly. |
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They wrote essays, or lectures, or sermons and they read them aloud. |
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While the Skidoos are mired still again, on another steep switchback below a ridgeline, I wonder aloud whether this route was originally cut for hauling timber. |
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Once my students achieved success with these tasks, I would surprise them by reading aloud samples of haiku, as well as other formula verse, such as tanka and cinquain. |
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How about nobody sings, nobody recites, nobody reads aloud, nobody speaks or tap dances or whatever it is the great media event people are planning. |
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Authors of conduct manuals saw elocution as a skill to enhance the home, for reading aloud was regarded as an activity well suited to the woman's role in the domestic sphere. |
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Students work in groups and ask questions aloud, receiving information through earpieces that feed constant information and personalized entertainment upon request. |
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In his remedial English class, he wrote these comic essays that the teacher actually read aloud in class. |
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The original scared me to death the minute I heard the title spoken aloud. |
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The entry was read aloud by Pennsylvania state police Lt. Col. George Bivens at a September press conference a few days later. |
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Avoid thinking aloud lest others are tempted to throttle you. |
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That line so outraged the dad at E-Z Car Rental that he repeated it aloud on Wednesday afternoon. |
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He mused aloud on Twitter about getting a vasectomy but stressed that he and his wife have made no decision. |
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A general read aloud the order that Pvt. Eddie Slovik was to be executed for the crime of desertion. |
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After the read aloud, the text was extended as children examined pictures of a cricket, a ground beetle, and ladybugs, and they made comments and comparisons. |
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Ibbotson is dextrous with pace and suspense, accessible, always amusing, and a treat to read aloud, and the book is both joyously light-hearted and profoundly good-hearted. |
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Sometimes they find themselves in agreement with conservative arguments and say so aloud. |
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She wistfully wondered aloud to me last year if she had made the right decision. |
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Wheatcroft uses the app RunKeeper, which reads aloud distance and pace information. |
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She laughs aloud turning finally once more to her plighted cousin. |
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I'm just thinking aloud really, trying to sort some things out for myself. |
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As we passed it around, reading aloud, we were in hysterics. |
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He placed particular emphasis on the pronoun when he spoke the title aloud. |
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In front of the two male imperial figures a diminutive courtier or herald holds open the scroll, presumably reading aloud the announcement of the betrothal. |
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His bright, blue eyes shone with joy as he played, and he laughed aloud. |
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Fossella declined to run again, but in the years since he has mused aloud about challenging Grimm. |
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Cadi wondered aloud as she and Jeir cut a serpent to ribbons. |
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I began by reading aloud an anacreontic, adding to its beauties by the modulation of my voice, and keenly enjoying her pleasure at finding her work so fair. |
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Unwillingly forced to read his letter aloud to his table at sea, Carl came across this bit and a lump rose in his throat as playful jeers rose from his messmates. |
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He almost laughed aloud when she mentioned his bewitching her into sleep. |
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She had afterward wondered aloud if perhaps somebody, maybe even Emily, had clutched Antonia during the final moments. |
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When pitcher Mike Hampton signed with the Colorado Rockies, many people wondered aloud whether he would fall victim to the rarefied air of the Mile High city. |
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Eliot's protagonist speaks aloud, to himself and to his readers, relying on unarticulated but implicit similarities between his situation and theirs. |
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She mouths the word as if she can't bring herself to say it aloud. |
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Colleen Bauman believes it was a Cather book Willa was reading one day that inspired her to come and read her a passage aloud. |
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She wrote some awfully slushy letters to Phil Bowen, and he read them aloud at the frat house one night. |
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Newspapers were read aloud in taverns and clubs, and circulated hand to hand. |
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Like other Chartist papers it was often read aloud in coffee houses, workplaces and the open air. |
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The full ludicrousness of the thing dawned upon me so forcibly that I forgot all about my excitement and scare, and laughed aloud. |
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During these times, some children draw or paint, some play house, some play with puzzles while some listen to the teacher read a story aloud. |
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Confessions and declarations from the prisoners were then read aloud, and finally the prisoners were allowed to speak. |
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Fawkes's and Tresham's testimony regarding the Spanish treason was read aloud, as well as confessions related specifically to the Gunpowder Plot. |
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It has been suggested that the poem was intended to be read aloud, which is probable as this was a common activity at the time. |
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To inspire his soldiers, General George Washington had The American Crisis, first Crisis pamphlet, read aloud to them. |
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It is said that Kipling helped assuage his grief over his son's death by reading the novels of Jane Austen aloud to his wife and daughter. |
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This he presented to the Khan of Puhra, who called upon his mirza, or clerk, to read it aloud. |
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The evening meal begins with the Kiddush, a blessing recited aloud over a cup of wine, and the Mohtzi, a blessing recited over the bread. |
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After dinner a book would be read aloud, and he would take notes in a cursory way. |
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Finally, the clerk of the house reads the result of the vote aloud to the Speaker. |
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But she wonders aloud if in the end, even if Armstrong puts aol. |
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Seuss Read-In'' hope that more than 1,000 readers will come together to set the world record for the most people reading aloud at one time. |
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Then I read aloud from something that captures the Holiday Spirit. |
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Read aloud, the Jamesian sentences have a logically organized yet fluid and discursive elegance. |
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Giorgio read aloud what they had chosen as their class motto. |
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Broca's Area is usually associated with speaking words and grammatical sentences aloud. |
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The King-Devick test assesses the time in viewing, identifying and reading aloud a series of numbers on three consecutive test cards. |
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I gasp out aloud wondering if I hit another car, or have been hit by another car, every time my car wheel goes over this manhole. |
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A treasure ideal for reading aloud with young ones to reminisce and anticipate trips to the beach. |
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But throughout his battle to live, 12-year-old Dylan Foley never stopped wondering aloud what his first day back to school would be like. |
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This patch of cells, in the fusiform gyrus, doesn't respond as strongly to letters arranged nonsensically and ignores words spoken aloud. |
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And in a strongly worded Viewpoint, finance professor Raj Aggarwal wonders aloud if volatility is hard-wired into the financial system. |
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Especially recommended for parents to read aloud with children, as some of the alliterative verses are virtual tongue-twisters in their own right. |
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I remember laughing aloud when Jai and Veeru arrived at Soorma Bhopali's lumber yard and the romantic song Koi haseena jab rooth jti hai on Basanti's tonga. |
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Out-going Washoe County Commission Chairman David Humke read aloud the thought provoking sentiments of many northern Nevadans towards their wild horses and burros. |
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Were weaving and spinning and singing aloud, Were broidering my bride-veil of lace, But the lowering three sisters they wove me my shroud As death kissed me cold in the face. |
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The exuberant, colorful artwork only slightly anthropomorphizes the India jungle animals in this enjoyable storybook that's just plan fun to read aloud. |
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Mrs. Chow down the street, for instance, why did she look so sniffingly upon him when she heard the children, in the harmless uproar of their play, cry him aloud as Daddy? |
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These letters are closer to Holmes's conversation, and cast light upon the style he adopted in judicial opinions, which were often designed to read aloud. |
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Originally indicating how the voice should be modulated when chanting the liturgy, the positurae migrated into any text meant to be read aloud, and then to all manuscripts. |
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Literary texts were often shared aloud at meals or with reading groups. |
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Gaiman read the poem aloud to an audience at the Sundance Kabuki Theater in San Francisco on 5 October 2008 during his book reading tour for The Graveyard Book. |
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He wept very little, but when he wept he howled aloud, and jabbered wild abuse, threats and recriminations through the wet torrent of his howling. |
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He made camp there that night, pitching his little tent in the trail for pure cussedness, and defying aloud a traveling world to make him move until he got good and ready. |
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Shadowplay is another of the master locksmith's nested boxes whose evocative, ensorcelling prose will withstand multiple readings, especially if read aloud. |
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He read the letter aloud. Sophia listened with the studied air of one for whom, even in these days, a title possessed some surreptitious allurement. |
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