Sentence examples for an express reader from inspiring English sources

Mr Bridger (an Express reader) would have been most upset.

Maybe he'll see it in the Guardian – although I'd suggest he's an Express reader.

Platt, also an Express reader, said: "The current standard of the Express sports coverage cannot be maintained with those [staff] losses and can only lead to, in my view, a loss in readership".

James Harker noted that "whilst Fleming's Bond had been an Express reader; Benson's is positively red top.

A survey of my Asian mates confirms this grim predicament - the royal cult, and in particular the icon that is Diana, is being propped up by Muslim women all over the world, not just Express readers in Chingford.

Express readers are invited to turn to page 30 to book – but then are confronted with the message: "SORRY, if you think you can book a suite at the Palace as we suggest on page 24, you're an April Fool!" Harsh.

A descriptive annotation simply sums up an article, while a critical annotation expresses the reader's opinion toward the text.

Applying this method of analysis, we have been able to express microplate reader calcein fluorescence in single cell fluorescence.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Tuesday 2 November 2010 A reader expressed doubts about the provenance of a figure for the estimated global worth of the pornography industry, mentioned in a feature as $96bn£61bnbn) in 2006.

Gapper predicted that Dacre would probably be the last tabloid editor to successfully "express their readers' inner thoughts and emotions … more strongly than the readers could themselves".

The report said the article did not clearly express to readers that the reporter and editors did not know the man's true name, nor had they spoken to him or been able to verify his existence.