Sentence examples for a huge readership from inspiring English sources

Last night Suzi Doore, fiction buyer for Waterstone's, said: "Andrea Levy is a wonderful writer who really deserves a huge readership.

He enjoys a huge readership, with seven books, including his meditation on the new technologies, "The Sun, the Genome and the Internet".

Next to his two marriages it was probably the most important relationship of his life, bringing him a huge readership and creating a hazy glamour around the magazine itself.

Though there are critical non-believers, Wolf Hall and its sequel have found a huge readership, endorsing the judgment of the Booker judges (I am parti pris, as I was one of those judges in 2009).

Though a subscription journal, Nature's long-standing reputation has earned it a huge readership, which permitted many eyes to examine the details of the research, far more than the few that had read the manuscript before publication.

Her friend Anne Sayre changed this, for her biography, Rosalind Franklin and DNA, demonstrated to a huge readership that Franklin's work was crucial to establishing the structure of DNA.

The challenge for Mail Online is how to guarantee accuracy on a website which maintains its huge readership by producing hundreds of photo-heavy articles a day.

John Dale, editor since launch of the market-leading women's weekly Take a Break, used to offer the following prescription for politicians looking to woo his huge readership: "Cuddle a fluffy dog, look after your family, be kind to others".

In 1842, when Dickens published "American Notes," an account of a visit to the United States, he had a huge American readership.

For him, the explosion of mass culture was simply an opportunity to discover a new market, and few were better equipped than he to exploit a huge new readership.

This gives it a huge potential readership, because, as she also says, "the bicycle – old, and cheap, and slightly comic – has become the 21st century's great transport success story".