Sentences with phrase «read verbatim»

But with a webinar, it's better to read verbatim from a page than to be underprepared.

Just don't read it verbatim.

It might be worth checking them against the actual book just to make sure they read verbatim, that's just the sort of ammunition for someone like Plimer to engage in his trademark gabbledygook so he can attack a minor error rather than answer the main thrust of the argument if he were to notice this post

Just to confirm, I called back and heard the same details from another representative, who read verbatim off her screen.

Much to their surprise and chagrin, they discovered that what they had censored was a passage I read verbatim from the Bible.

Briefly referring to your notes looks precise, but reading verbatim from your notes can feel alienating - as if the real speech is on the notes and the speaker is only the messenger - boy.

Forkin finishes by saying he's going to go off - script, then reads verbatim from the Trump transition website's energy page.

Not exact matches

Reporters really don't like low - grade, PR - trained spokespeople who read the marketing message verbatim.

In a presentation to the Columbia Business school he asks questions real and rhetorical to keep the audience engaged, and he looks at the next ppt slide briefly then turns to explain the top takeaway vs. the usual verbatim read along that the WSJ dubbed «corporate karaoke!»

If you could manage to set aside your anger and condescension and read both of our posts at whatever speed you like, you will see that you did indeed say that at 11:22 you said (verbatim) that America is a «two party system which only legislation is likely to change.»

When it comes to Judaism, one would think, judging from his use of Scripture as proof texts, traditional Jews simply read Scripture verbatim without coming to it and drawing normative conclusions from it through the lens of the Talmud.

All kinds of homily services cropped up, some offering «hints» and «helps,» and others selling complete texts that are sometimes read by priests verbatim.

and read what he said from beginning to end... verbatim.

Be warned, though, that Ellis tends to read his presentation slides verbatim rather quickly, making it hard to digest what is said.

I think the sign off from CRA above says it all... Just like when you read a voter ballot on propositions, I go straight to the source of who is behind the voice, and CRA consistently has used this «trace» argument time and again, just like the chem companies do with the lead in lipstick (I just attended the Teens Turning Green national summit, and found the debriefing almost verbatim to the CRA «counterpoint» above... it's only a «little» lead, not enough to... blahdeblah, times «x» amounts of applications per day times «x» amounts of other products with «trace» amounts, ad infinitum...)

The answer is to be found in Chapter 2 of our Constitution, from which I shall now read selected articles extensively and verbatim:»

For more background read the original article detailing the hire of Savino, republished below verbatim.

To ease reading, I do not use blockquotes, but everything below the line below are verbatim quotations.

@Phillip I read and responded to the title of the question verbatim, not the different question contained in the body of the post, or your re-phrasing of the second question.

Published by the enterprising Biteback Publishing, 22 Days in May takes the form of a diary, with Laws as the controlling, omniscient intelligence: he recounts verbatim telephone conversations between Gordon Brown and Nick Clegg as if he were there listening in (more likely, the calls were taped and Laws has read the transcripts).

Nate, I'm just quoting verbatim the article in Science Daily (and linking it directly so anyone can read it).

I just read your blog and it could have been, verbatim, my story.

Although he rarely follows lesson plans he finds online verbatim, he did find it extremely helpful to read how other teachers used the resources.

There are far too many stories about teachers being handed 500 - page binders and told to read the scripted lessons verbatim, and about children coming home crying and saying they no longer love school.

Third, lesson plans were needed to use digital primary sources, as the following illustrates: «Although he rarely follows lesson plans he finds online verbatim, he did find it extremely helpful to read how other teachers used the resources.»

Mr. Juechter can spin his comments all he wishes, but a careful reading of our story, which is reprinted here, reveals that 75 % of the story consists of verbatim quotes from Mr. Juechter himself.

There are lots of various ways to podcast your fiction, but when you read out your words verbatim, you turn them into an audio drama.

Since Plosser is reading his speech almost verbatim, for me to take notes would be superfluous.

Heading to the Marketplace and selecting the title will present you with the summary / description and, for your reading pleasure, is presented verbatim below...

They do not read this green stuff verbatim.

He deleted my final comment — but not before fellow commenter Tom Harris got a screencapture of it (verbatim PDF file text here for easier reading).

The verbatim reading of Article 267 TEFU suggests that the ECJ has jurisdiction to deliver a preliminary ruling concerning the Acts of the «institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union.»

The main residuary clause was drafted in a (typically) convoluted and complex way, but Morley had merely read this out to his mother verbatim.

I don't have much to add, except to reply to Simon C., that the use of laptops in lawschools is perplexing — despite the use of course webpages, the availability of class notes, and electronic readings — it appears that the most students use a laptop for taking verbatim classroom notes.

No indication was given within any document when the accounts were recorded, whether they were recorded verbatim, in a handwritten form or tape - recorded, or whether or not they had been read over and agreed by the maker of the statement.

Common duties highlighted on a Freelance Court Reporter resume sample are attending courtroom proceedings, making verbatim official recordings, reading transcripts, certifying the accuracy of printed transcripts, providing court management support, and managing stenographic notes and files.

Since court reporters are required to type verbatim, they need to be... Read More»

TECHNICAL SKILLS • Adept at using stenotype machines and transcription headsets efficiently to generate accurate typed and printed medical content • Effective skills in verifying medical reports and procedure descriptions against pre-recorded verbatim from doctors» notes • Full command on medical report writing and case filing; expert in all aspects of grammar, punctuation, proof reading and homonym distinction

When Ms. Malachowski testified many months later, she reiterated those concerns, and after having read Dr. Sack's report while on the witness stand, recalled that the mother had made an almost exact verbatim statement to her that was attributed to the child in Dr. Sack's report.»

To read IDEA's verbatim language can be a big help in understanding why local practices in schools and early childhood settings are as they are.