Sentence examples for a new readers from inspiring English sources

(CNBC) La Guardia Airport Is the Worst In a new readers' poll of the best and worst airports in the country, Travel + Leisure magazine ranked New York's LaGuardia Airport last.

For the first six months after the launch, Katharine Viner, editor-in-chief, Guardian Australia and deputy editor, the Guardian, will address complaints until we can get a clearer picture of how a new readers' editor service should work there.

When a new reader finally opens the book and reads it attentively, the characters are delighted.

A new reader retains that need in microcosm and Blyton still provides.

I come to the Guardian as a new reader, after 30 years reading the Independent.

He is retired now, and was most surprised to hear from a new reader of the old article.

Little by little, you create a new reader who understands the codes of silence, of nostalgia for Cuba.

If even half of one-quarter of these series are compelling, DC will have gained a new reader.

Martin's lawyers insist that every time a search engine delivers the old story to a new reader, it amounts to republishing, and constitutes a new libel.

As a long-time fan of these heroes, I was worried, but I was entertained and I felt a new reader could follow along nicely.

This incarnation of Frankenstein has a strict moral code and enjoys taking vacations on Mars, not quite what a new reader would expect.