| Also pointed out is the fact that, while many can lip-read, there may still be up to 50 per cent non-comprehension of what is being said. |
| He had no idea what was being said because it was dark and he couldn't lip-read, and he was being spoken to in Hindi, which he couldn't understand. |
| In addition, if I was talking to someone who couldn't sign, I would have to lip-read and that can be very difficult. |
| Learned to lip-read, didn't he? Pathetic – remember when quizzes were about having a laugh? |
| This lip-read video clarifies what NFL football players, coaches and referees are actually talking about on the field. |
| The reality is that she will learn to lip-read and it is up to the people around her to try to understand how to speak. |
