Sentence examples for entertained readers from inspiring English sources

The story has entertained readers and moviegoers ever since, and the script's comment about what makes Carroll's work so pleasing goes a long way toward explaining why.

Art Hoppe, a syndicated columnist at The San Francisco Chronicle whose political and social satire entertained readers for more than 40 years, died on Tuesday.

Collins, who has written many books, appeared on television and entertained readers of The Boston Globe virtually since humans began whacking a ball across a net, promised that he would be back at the Open next year.

Although he mainly wrote about politics, he occasionally entertained readers with his knowledge of music and movies.

A man of many interests, among them archaeology, astronomy, and chemistry, Savarin wrote treatises on economics and history, but his fascination with food was what most informed and entertained readers and followers in his native France and around the world.

"The role of a novel is to entertain readers, and fear is one of the most entertaining things there is".

To entertain readers on their holidays?

Fact, fancy, legend, stories and gossip all play their part in a narrative which is meant to entertain readers.

Writing Napoleon's Last Island from Betsy's perspective allows Keneally to entertain readers with his trademark verve and impishness.

For him, entertaining readers is just as important as making sure his observations about society ring true.

Firstly, I want to entertain readers, to take them on a journey and wring every bit of tension possible from the characters lives.