Sentence examples for Avid readership from inspiring English sources
When you are writing the "Diary of a London Call Girl" you can count on an avid readership.
"I am led to believe that there is an avid readership for such material and no shortage of forthright advice". I'm led to believe that too.
Still, the magazine drew an avid readership, Ms. Caldwell said, selling 600,000 copies per issue in more than three dozen countries.
Nonetheless, the high rate of literacy and the sizable middle class helped to sustain an avid readership for the large number of periodicals (notably business and economics) published in Tunisia.
Elsewhere, an avid readership guarantees a warm welcome for the latest hot name from a cold climate – Iceland's Arnaldur Indridason, Sweden's Camilla Läckberg and Norway's Jo Nesbø, among a pack of recent contenders.
Long before the conservatives forced out Dan Rather, a liberal freelance journalist named Joshua Micah Marshall had begun a site, called Talking Points Memo, intended to take stories well beyond where mainstream newspapers had taken them, often by relying on the voluntary research and well-timed leaks of an avid readership.
Molly, the oldest child of Virginia and Charles O'Neill, grew up to be a graceful but hard-nosed food writer whose long-running column in The New York Times Magazine drew an avid national readership.
I imagine that there was an avid, if specialist, readership for Six-Legged Sex: The Erotic Lives Of Bugs, as well as Neurosis Induced Cannibalism In Antarctic Pigs (edited by Pigman Press).
Meanwhile, the British readership was avid.
