He would just sit there and look, or if he had something to read, he would read.
He had prepared a resolution to this effect, which hewould read in his place.
In my dread of the end of the vacation and their coming back, I could not read a boy's name, without enquiring in what tone and with what emphasis he would read, "Take care of him.
Mr. Micawber took the opportunity of Traddles putting on his great coat, to slip a letter into my hand, with a whispered request that I would read it at my leisure.
In after years hewould read them, and strange were the memories they brought!
I promised to abide by his directions, and he said that he would read me the newspaper himself twice a week to amuse me, and by way of a beginning he informed me that the famous Pompadour was dead.
I put it in my pocket, saying I would read it at my leisure.
His lordship smiled and said very pleasantly that he would readit after dinner, and would see what he could do for his friend Zaguri.
I opened it, but finding that it covered four pages, I said I would read it when I got home, as the box was dark.
He would read a single sentence from the report of the majority, which conclusively established this position.
It was the 15th section of the charter: he would read it.
He would read an extract from her constitution, by which it would appear that only six months' previous residence was required to acquire the right of suffrage.
He would read to them various accounts of the same person or event, and make them notice the points of agreement and disagreement.
Mr. GERRY said, it would readbetter if it was, that no religious doctrine shall be established by law.
At the end of each day he would read to the others what he had written, to their enjoyment and wonder.
He would read for a negro church when he would have refused a cathedral.
In my dread of the end of the vacation and their coming back, I could not read a boy's name, without inquiring in what tone and with what emphasis HE would read, 'Take care of him.
Mr. Micawber took the opportunity of Traddles putting on his great-coat, to slip a letter into my hand, with a whispered request that I would read it at my leisure.
If any change should be made, I would read, --for their remove.
But I would read motive, which, without any distortion of its meaning, suits the speaker's purpose.
I would read sore or sour for 'sorry'; Collier's folio proposes solemn.
As there is still a syllable wanting, I would read 'Valentines,' a mode of forming the genitive not unusual in our author's early plays.
I would read Oute of my chaumbre forthe I went, And tooke my hors; I never stent.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would read" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
