Examples of 'reading law' in a sentence
Meaning of "reading law"
reading law: This phrase typically refers to the act of studying or practicing law as a profession. It can also pertain to the academic discipline of legal studies or the interpretation of legal texts
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I have been reading law books all day.
Reading law books in the library.
I have been reading law books.
Reading law was a mistake.
He devoting his early years to reading law and to surveying.
I am reading law and my father 's a judge.
He attended William and Mary before reading law.
I am reading Law.
I will wait until I have finished the series before reading Law of Nines.
Meanwhile, I was reading law books and studying serology.
Do not you get eye strain reading law books?
After graduation he began reading law with his father John Randolph and uncle, Peyton Randolph.
He remained a law student all his life, as he was constantly reading law books.
Is this man really reading law at Oxford?
At Thomas Jefferson 's suggestion and under his tutelage, he began reading law.
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Meanwhile I was reading law books, studying serology.
What are you doing? Reading law.
Have you been reading law books in your spare time, Sam?
Hergt attended the prestigious Domgymnasium Naumburg before reading law at Würzburg, Munich and Berlin.
I am reading law and my father 's a judge . Kate Cameron.
I did it once, back when I was reading law at Cambridge.
After reading law at Lincoln 's Inn, he lived at Thelveton, in the County of Norfolk.
Just laW generally? Reading laW.
Reading law was also used in Ontario to train lawyers until 1949.
Stoddard began reading law at the age of 12.
It was looking for an internship … I have been reading law books . - With us?
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