31.   It was a Broadway local subway train, and Mark Shapiro was reading over the shoulder of a high school student doing homework.

32.   Letters demanding that the soldiers leave were read over the airwaves.

33.   Lukas has become easy to read over the years.

34.   Now I have to overcome a lifetime of intellectual oppression before I can send off an e-mail without reading it over first.

35.   Reading over her obituary for publication in his newspaper, he realized something staggering.

36.   Reading over the old police reports, she found something surprising.

37.   Scattered groups of demonstrators burned tires and barricaded roads as Koran verses commemorating the dead were read over mosque loudspeakers.

38.   So he read them over the telephone to Buchanan, who proved to be one of the most effective witnesses for the Nixon side.

39.   The Africa-Caribbean compromise drew broad bipartisan support on Thursday after months of haggling and after last rites were read over the legislation more than once.

40.   The books are entertaining enough to be read over lunch and relaxing enough to take to bed.