101.   He also likes to read newspapers on the Web.

102.   Hardy then asked another potential juror, a retired man, what newspapers he regularly reads.

103.   Harold Pinter plays her father and in his only scene captures a wealth of paternal pride and emotion while he sits in an easy chair reading a newspaper.

104.   He does not read the newspapers.

105.   He did not watch television or read a newspaper.

106.   He is guarded by two Israeli police officers who read the newspaper, crunch sunflower seeds and occasionally joke with their prisoner and arrange his pillows.

107.   He read the newspaper and went to bed without a word.

108.   He reads five newspapers a day.

109.   He reads six newspapers each day and reads voraciously, mostly fiction and works by Amy Tan, Annie Proulx and Tom Wolfe.

110.   He read a newspaper during the trip and looked up when the driver informed him that they had arrived.