1.   When he moved to stand in front of her, barring her path, she looked down, terrified that he would read her fear on her face.

2.   After all the votes are recorded on the first article, the Senate secretary will read the second impeachment article, alleging obstruction of justice.

3.   Dole has seemed relaxed, more willing to read from a teleprompter, less inclined to undercut his prepackaged message with cloudbursts of candor.

4.   Our children do not read, will not read.

5.   Would reading the Declaration of Independence aloud to a crowd be an act intended to coerce a civilian population?