Sentence examples for directing readers from inspiring English sources

The newspaper responded by directing readers to its database.

Some of them had a photo with a headline, directing readers inside the sports section for the article.

For my Chinese books, I added an introductory page explaining that some material had been deleted and directing readers to my Web site.

The article appeared on Page A8 of The Times on Thursday with a brief front-page summary directing readers to its presence.

The Guardian is directing readers to post their accounts of panic buying, and has linked to a map which indicates the silliest areas of the country.

Instead, on those days, they are directing readers to their Web sites and offering a truncated print version at stores, newsstands and street boxes.

Snow directs readers' attention to Saudi Arabia.

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

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.