用“read as”造句大全，read as造句

These setbacks should not be read as defeat, however.

To speak English fluently, you had Better read as many English articles as you can.

GM's demise should not be read as a harbinger of doom for the car industry.

The relevant parts of the current text of Section 110(5) read as follows:

I approached learning poker the same way I approached learning software development: read as many books as possible.

The sculpture could also be read as a figure '8' at some angles. Do you believe it is another coincidence?

Greatly inspired, he made up his mind to read as much as he could, and what's more, he would study harder than ever before.

The big black face, stupid and as easily read as a child's, looked up at her and there was fear in it.

The astrological prediction for Libra in the "Your Stars Today" column of the Tadfield Advertiser, on the day this history begins, read as follows.

And the Former Prophets include the books of Joshua, Judges, 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings. They read as a historical narrative.

I read as many books on the subject as I could; I studied the matter online, and even sent E-mail messages to former colleagues and friends I had worked with in the past.

She could read as well.

The relevant paragraph now read as follows.

In the boardroom, that can read as creative.

Benjamin could read as well as any pig, but never exercised his faculty.

At times, in short, his conciliatory tone has been read as weakness.

Underline key words and phrases when you read as well as paying attention to key words in the questions.

People tend to read as to obtain title-stepping stone, knocked at the door of the brick.

Definitely read as many scripts as you can, which will show you the recent formatting changes and scripts that are more successful than yours.

Mervyn King, the bank's governor, said the report should not automatically be read as a manifesto for a swift rate increase.

The "I Ching' itself can be read as a manual describing the course of the 'chi' in meditation and as a guide to the temptations and goals of the meditator."

His art rarely read as propaganda.

In this sense they may be read as Bildungsroman.

Benjamin: You should read as much as possible and learn from others.

Confessional literature is widely read as revelation of authentic experience of life and as mimesis of external reality.

When I was young, I didn't like being restrained very much, so I especially like to read as I like.

Roger Ebert recently wrote a lovely piece about the idea of being "well-read," and specifically about the way writers aren't read as much once they've been dead a long time.

Also, definitely read as many scripts as you can — especially in the genre you have chosen — which will show you the recent formatting changes and scripts that are more successful than yours.

I read as far as the third chapter.

In order to improve your English, you should read as widely as possible.

For me, I think people at first should read as more books as possible, when they start to choose the major, then they should read selectively, so they can have more time to study a book.

The best examples have a conversational tone and read as if you were talking directly to the person who reads it.

He may read as slowly or as rapidly as he can or wishes to read.

Therefore, this poem may be read as a cornerstone at the foundation of her oeuvre.

Particularly when the markets are so uncertain, we find that what is meant to be a lighthearted view is as eagerly read as our macroeconomic research reports.

Silence must not always be read as consent.

At home, Water Gate muffled the thrust of our initiative.

As well as aiming to read well written magazines, essays, and online material, read as many books as you have time and inclination for.

At times, in short, his conciliatory tone has been read as weakness. But he has notched up successes, too, such as resetting relations with Russia partly to tighten sanctions on Iran.

The son finally told the truth. He was worried that he could not read as well as others.

It can best be read as a call to arms for bolder efforts by governments to adopt policies that embrace both sets of needs.