Sentence examples for desperate reader from inspiring English sources

She's offered advice on how to shove an ecstasy tab up your asshole, thoughts on why Tony Robbins is so creepy (he's " basically a charismatic cult leader"), counseled a desperate reader through her husband's suicide, and told us how to stay sane while watching the RNC ("100-percent laughter. No cowering").

Are you desperate for readers?

Now newspaper websites, desperate for readers and revenue, are increasingly in cahoots with bloggers, posting and plugging them and even sharing advertising revenue.

The reader, desperate to be spared Lucy's musings on religion, thinks: not a moment too soon.

I will not be the only reader desperate for the narrator to stay on and listen to this intriguingly well-informed sage, even ask him some questions.

Reader Desperate To Stay Together writes, My husband and I have been married for 8 years, together for 13.

The Dark Heroine is published serially online so each chapter finishes on a cliffhanger, leaving readers desperate for more.

Its editor, Pamela Smith Hill, who wrote a 2007 biography of Wilder Laura Ingalls Wilderer: A Writer's Life"), has found herself fielding calls from readers desperate to get their hands on a copy.

Of the £100,000 that Mrs Turney reportedly earned from her deal with the Sun and ITV, the newspaper probably paid the majority, he reckons, as it is desperate to tempt readers to its site with footage of the sailor reunited with her family.

Striving for "balance" also serves the media's increasingly desperate quest for readers and ratings.

Few recognised the tongue-in-cheek aspect; Mitford received hundreds of letters from worried readers desperate to know if they were snobs or merely "common".