reading out造句

The pupils took turns in reading out their work.

The process of searching for, locating and reading out data.

Even there, I won't be spending time reading out loud long passages from the Phaedo.

Awkward sentences and errors that slipped through earlier edits show up readily when reading out loud.

He's obliged to take his turn at reading out the announcements.

When Tom was in a presentation, his sister stole his spotlight by reading out a poem aloud.

So Rita left the b's and began flipping through the pages of the book, reading out a name for each letter of the alphabet starting with c.

Inside the flat a fruity voice was reading out a list of figures which had something to do with the production of pig-iron.

In what looks like the theatre of the absurd, prosecutors have for weeks been senselessly reading out pages from their multi-volume case, often confusing pages and repeating passages twice.

One sat in my room with a beer and “The Phenomenology of Spirit,” reading out a sentence at a time and stopping to ask, “All right, what did that mean?