Sentence examples for directed readers from inspiring English sources

The department's notice directed readers to a Web site.

The note directed readers to a site where demonstration software he had written could be downloaded.

The Washington Post editorial page reinforced Machen's allegations and directed readers to reject me.

The author last week directed readers to a cryptic website, Pottermore.com, which says "coming soon" next to Rowling's signature.

The link should have directed readers to www.parenting-solutions.com, not to www.parentsmart.com, which is unrelated to the app.

A famous example was the cross-references provided for the word "anthropophagy," or cannibalism: they directed readers to the entries for "Eucharist," "communion" and "altar".

Snow directs readers' attention to Saudi Arabia.

The newspaper responded by directing readers to its database.

The post directs readers to other gang-stalking sites should their favorite sites be shut down.

But newspapers have been reluctant to direct readers outside their own gates.

House & Home will direct readers to interesting new releases in the field, whether triumphs or ambitious failures.