Meanings of read selections in English

Dr. Furness then read selections from the Scriptures.

Some of the officers read selections from Russian authors, and others recited pieces of prose and poetry.

I read selections from the journals of a Victorian gentleman called A. J. Munby, and found a fellow.

Also participating was poet Catherine Phil McCarthy, who read selections of her poetry in an absorbing, gently eloquent tone.

E-book borrowers will read selections with help from Mobipocket software, which enables e-book files to time out, said Fictionwise co-founder Steve Pendergrast.

He read selections from them, and kept the company going with cheers and merriment until just before the close of his speech.

We generally read selections from our own works, and can have a brass band to play between the selections, if thought best.

In connection with the reading of the book, have children read selections from their readers and other books about Holland and its people.

In connection with the reading of the book, have children read selections from their readers and other books about Japan and its people.

Mrs. Jameson came, and she not only read selections from Browning, but she started us in that mad problem of Shakespeare and Bacon.

Mrs. Jameson read selections from Robert Browning until six o'clock, and by that time Mrs. White had attained to the calmness of despair.

Emerson made an address at the grave; Alcott read selections from Thoreau's own writings; and Louisa Alcott read this poem, composed for the occasion:

Sheila will be reading selections from How Should Be A Person Be?

Davis for a four-weeks' reading tour, reading selections from his own works.

He reads selections of "literary treasures," as he calls them, and on which he discourses at length.

At ten, after reading selections, all the lodgers retire, forced by their scanty wages to sleep, perhaps, four in a room.