21.   If the only experience children have of drama is acting out stories that have been read to them, learning opportunities are being missed.

22.   If by note, then she would have had to get a scribe to read it to her.

23.   The hope is based on the fact that pragmatic principles of language usage can be shown systematically to read in to utterances more than they conventionally or literally mean.

24.   Pat has got five thousand odd words to read to us, so if we can scoot round fairly quickly today.

25.   However, I will read them to you.

26.   I want you to have a look at that diagram and read it to yourself quietly now.

27.   That assessment has only to be read to indicart to indicate what it fortended for future success in her chosen career.

28.   He read to the bottom of the sheet, then turned the page, laughing softly as he read on.

29.   Mr Gore stood in the dock looking straight ahead as the charges were read to him.

30.   He lowered his head as the charged was read to him, that he murdered Nicola Jane Yates.