Sentence examples for bulletin readers from inspiring English sources

This did not stop the paper's growth during the 1980s, and when the Evening Bulletin shut down, The Inquirer hired seventeen Bulletin reporters and doubled its bureaus to attract former Bulletin readers.

Annotated links lead to other sites that debunk bad science, as well as those that provide solid information, and a bulletin board lets readers contribute their own finds.

After a few months, the site added something really weird -- attached bulletin boards so readers could comment on columns!

The results come at the worst time possible for the British press – too late for deadlines, but early enough to make the morning news bulletins so that readers know the results by the time they pick up a paper.

He created a bulletin board for his readers to share their stories, but it crashed under the weight of responses.

A spokesperson for Red Bull tells me that The Red Bulletin has 4 million monthly readers around the globe, with 800,000 monthly readers in the U.S. It's not a free marketing magazine as such.

The company has always had a bulletin board for its 250,000 readers around the world, many of whom routinely offer curmudgeonly opinions on technical topics.

But Ms. Bujold's work has been promoted in Webscriptions and on Baen's Bar, the Web site's popular bulletin board, where authors and readers routinely interact about works in progress.

Taylor admitted near total failure in attracting new minority readers to the Bulletin.

True, the pleasures for Guardian readers of daily bulletins on the pathologically dissatisfied Gemma were heightened by the wait for the next instalment.

Of primary interest to Next Wave readers are the bulletins and a 1996 publication on a guide to careers in BME.