Sentence examples for connected readers from inspiring English sources

French's writing for this newspaper has always connected readers with the films of the past and kept alive a sense of their traditions.

The Web site of the Environmental Protection Agency lists more than 50 "broken links" that once connected readers to documents on depletion of the ozone layer of the atmosphere.

The link connected readers to a page from an Indonesian travel Web site, featuring the following text: "Distance between Washington, District of Columbia, United States, and Orlando, Florida, United States... 759 miles".

The hope of nonfiction is to connect readers to something outside the book: the past, a discovery, a social issue.

In effect, online viewing helps critics connect readers with movies if the critics themselves pay attention to the right movies.

In Match Book, Nicole Lamy connects readers with book suggestions based on their questions, their tastes, their literary needs and desires.

But attending to this data teaches us much more than just how to connect readers to articles.

This book shares stories of teens who made a difference in their world, then connects readers with the tools to do the same.

An editorial board member of The Nation, he conceived "Ten Things," a monthly feature connecting readers to opportunities for advocacy and activism.

Mr. Akin said the offline publications that most heavily fuel the site's database of recipes, like Cooking Light and Southern Living, have long histories of connecting readers through contests, schools and reader-submitted recipes.

Yet even the book is to have a new-media bent: It will contain QR codes that can be scanned to connect readers to the trailer for "Off Register" and the first two webisodes.