Examples of using "Leía" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was reading.
He used to read a lot.
He read a lot.
Tom read novels.
- She wept reading the letter.
- She cried as she read the letter.
- She wept reading the letter.
- She cried as she read the letter.
- She cried reading the letter.
I read a book as I walked.
He sat reading a weekly magazine.
I fell asleep while reading.
As I was reading, I became more interested.
She came to class with her readings done,
She cried reading the letter.
- She wept reading the letter.
- She cried as she read the letter.
- She cried reading the letter.
Tom fell asleep while reading a book.
I cried while reading this book.
Before, I didn't use to read digital books.
and I couldn't believe what I was reading.
- I fell asleep while reading.
- I fell asleep while reading a book.
Marina read magazines on weekends.
She looked sad while she read the letter.
At home, he always read lying down.
You used to read novels.
She sat in a chair reading a magazine.
Tom ate breakfast while his wife read the newspaper.
Tom read a magazine while he waited for the bus.
Tom smiled as he read Mary's letter.
they meet the other people also reading the same newspaper,
Tom read anything he could lay his hands on.
to the point in high school, people didn't know I wasn't really reading
The girl listened to music, the boy was reading a book.
While Liisa went to the shop, Mark was reading the newspaper.
I was just reading.
- When I was a child, I spent many hours reading alone in my room.
- When I was little, I read for hours alone in my room.
My father sat reading the evening paper.
She cried as she read the letter.
There was a time in which I read with fear, of course,
When I was a child, my mother would often read fairy tales to me.
- I was reading a book.
- I read a book.
Tom cried as he read the letter he got from Mary.
There was a sign on the street reading: "Dangerous route. Slow down".
While I was reading, I fell asleep.
I wanted to change the stuff that I read in the paper or the stuff that I came in direct contact with,
Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, 'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice 'without pictures or conversation?'