Sentence examples for called reader from inspiring English sources

The first, um, full-length porn film to be shot by drone is called – reader, I'm sorry – Drone Boning.

The latest threat to ad-supported online media is a feature in the new version of Apple's Safari web browser called "Reader".

To open an Acrobat file, viewers need a bit of viewing software, called Reader, which allows users to fill in on-screen forms.In the 1990s, when the internet was young and broadband connections rare, Acrobat was going nowhere.

Safari is also adding a new feature called "Reader" which will make it easier to read webpages by taking away all the excess design (and ads).

But the importance of giffing (as it is apparently called, reader, by people more swag than you or I) is not, of course, the ability to make a pithy, dithered, easily shared file.

Sony on Thursday announced the latest version of its own digital book offering, called Reader PRS700, complete with several flashy features that in some respects outshine the Kindle's along with a few drawbacks that practically guarantee the new device won't steal Amazon's lead in the nascent U.S. digital-reader market.

The book is what's called "reader-friendly", that is, there's lots of white space, plenty of photos and not too many long grey columns of type.

The Times said he had 30 million followers, which is what we once called readers.

Those few initiates who learned the Scripture, who were called "readers," were often dispatched into the interior to preach in untouched regions.

If the article is accepted, as this one was, they send the, they are called "readers' reports" to you; and then you have to write a response to the readers' reports.

They are called "readers," and they remind us that we are very much dealing with reenactment here, as in a courtroom.