Sentences with phrase «reading words on»

It's hard to get a real sense of who a person is by just reading their words on a page and looking at their well - proofed pictures... but my hope is that the most real Melanie comes across in my posts.

Op - Ed There's a 99 % chance that you're reading these words on news.Bitcoin.com.

There's a 99 % chance that you're reading these words on news.Bitcoin.com.

After seeing the trailer and reading your words on the world, it certainly seems this would lend itself well to the PlayStation Move.

That capability is important in order to reach readers who simply don't respond to just reading words on a printed page, such as those readers who are looking for a more immersive experience with the material they are attempting to learn.

It can be an entirely different experience from reading words on a page.

I'm sure I could have great fun rubbing the pages in my fingers and sniffing them, but isn't the point of reading the words on the page?

For many students, the idea of reading words on a screen is not as appealing as on a printed page.

There's no way to ensure that the person reading your words on the other side of the screen will pick up on your implied joke or your subtle shift in tone.

I was amazed at how I could feel so connected to someone through simply reading their words on a website.

Quick question: Are you reading these words on a phone?

Rather than simply reading the words on the page, adults must provide extemporaneous detail based solely on the imagery.

Your self at this moment is reading the words on this paper.

It might sound superfluous, as you're simply reading words on a page.

Watch PowerPoint presenter read every word on every bullet of every slide.

And this is the most important point: When we talk about the qualities of a great leader or read their words on paper without truly understanding the enormous challenges they face and the rare strength it takes to overcome them, we may as well be two - dimensional stick figures trying to imagine a three - dimensional world.

I read the word on my own.

Read his words on the matter again to see for yourself.

To read the words on this page you have mastered a set of rules designed to teach the art of reading in silence.

I read those words on the night of the Sunderland game (that being the...

Read the words on the page and do the interactive activities.

A lot of lecterns are fitted with plenty of drawers and cupboards, but a quick check of the one in our main science theatre last week revealed a jumble of forgotten handouts from a conference, an expensive but chalky calculator, several well chewed pens, some overhead projection transparencies with print so minute that I took one and frightened my students with it, a pair of prescription spectacles (abandoned, perhaps, because their owner couldn't read the words on the screen?)

If you struggle to pack on pounds of rock - solid muscle, then you'll want to read every word on this page.

He doesn't exactly mimic Baldwin, who we see in many of the archival clips, but he does much more than read words on the page.

One girl insisted she could not read the words on the board and could do nothing, although she eventually started on the worksheets.

Exhibition visitors act in different ways — some streak through, others stroll and pick up bits of detail along the way, and others dive in deeply and read every word on the wall.

At 6 years, starts to read words on the page and make predictions while reading, using knowledge, pictures, and text.

Contrarily, struggling readers often unthinkingly read the words on the page.

A child can read the words on a page in front of him, but he can't always make sense of them.

The game is played in much the same way as the standard Memory Card Game, with the addition of the players reading the word on each card as they play the game.

Player A draws a card from the stack and reads the word on it out loud, moving her index finger from left to right underneath the letters as she reads.

Nick Gibb is committed to systematic synthetic phonics which is now embedded in the statutory National Curriculum for English, and he is also committed to promoting a love of reading — pointing out, however, that children are more likely to love reading if they can actually read the words on the page in the first place.

While thrilled by their children's emerging literacy skills, many parents are surprised to learn that the fact that a child can read words on a page doesn't necessarily mean he comprehends what he is reading.

A sub-group of these sixth graders who can read the words on a page, but struggle with comprehension, also meet for one hour a day, every day, with a literacy tutor.

The words are too small or they can't read the words on the page, yet that's how things still are in schools.»

He claims that «There will always be plenty of people who welcome the opportunity to read words on paper rather than staring into yet another glowing screen.»

On the website you can scroll through the video and read the words on the bullet: Reads: Son, Abductee, Victim, Orphan, Recruit, Soldier, Warrior, Ally, Hero, Savior... * Long Spin *... Traitor, then it hits Chiefs Helmet.

Do nt just read the words on the chart, but write them down.

Just like an in - person presentation, using a slide show is fine as long as you don't read the words on the slides.

A dull and boring first impression may ward off the clients even before they read a word on your website thus making you lose many fruitful business opportunities.

That's assuming you don't read every word on each page, though.

Our brains don't read words on screens with as much detail or care as they do when the words appear in print.

Read each word on your resume once more, this time asking yourself:

Words are power, but even before a hiring manager reads the words on your resume, s / he will have a first impression of you!

I want to give you a quick tip... Do NOT sign up for another program, not even mine, until you read every word on this page.

Oh Melissa, I am one reader that will look at every single photo and read every word on the wedding!

This company called Vetrazzo makes them out of recycled glass... you can even read words on some of the pieces.

Not exact matches

It makes sense because when someone is on the move they don't have time to read through a thousand words of content.

It's an 11,000 - word gem that reads like 3,000, a clear, precise, and brutal evisceration of Facebook and the havoc it has wrought on the news industry — and itself — for the last two years.

Again, in case you don't want to take my word on this, here are some articles you can read that support this point: