1.   I tried to read a few pages, but I found it hard to concentrate.

2.   In terms of the principles involved, we could be talking here about playing chess or reading a page of text.

3.   He had tried reading isolated pages -- reading three pages, skipping three, and then reading four.

4.   When I read your page I felt like I was listening to a Party Political Broadcast of the Labour Party.

5.   I always enjoy reading your page in the Echo, will you please forward this letter to the Beeb.

6.   Are you going to read this page?

7.   And in a third instance, Marino and Fryar were reading different pages in the Miami playbook, resulting in another interception.

8.   And there are a few gifts I would wish for some who read the pages of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

9.   Children whose vocabulary skills are already fairly advanced benefit more when an adult reads the pages and poses questions afterward.