Sentence examples for evening reader from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON -- If you like politics, and you like newsletters, then you are living in a golden age of early-morning tipsheets (like the HuffPost Morning Email!) and evening reader guides (like HuffPost Hill!) and weekend dispatches o' fun (like Emma Roller's "Some Bullshit!"), many of which are served up with the busy lives of ordinary people in mind.
This week, I reviewed the new iPad, and the minute the column hit the Web last night, reader questions started coming in by e-mail.
I received an email this morning reader who is a reporter in Washington DC but "lived in Tehran from 2002 to 2008, worked extensively with Basij youth and also at Iran state TV for 2 years".
As of Monday morning, readers moved this date 674 times.
In the case of the Stamford fire early Christmas morning, readers were equally incensed.
Scanning the financial press this morning, readers would have seen a disturbing yet familiar burst of oil news: rising prices, aghast lawmakers and protests in Europe.
An article from the weekend paper supplement from the early 2000s explaining grime music to Sunday morning readers probably wouldn't account for 1 Sec by Novelist.
But as word spread Monday night, readers began suggesting to Total Frat Move and Total Sorority Move, websites that focus on college life, that the image had been altered to add the racial slur.
The light, which goes by the name of Nuru – to brighten, in Swahili – is similar in structure and functionality to a battery-powered headlight that mechanics, rock climbers and midnight readers might use.
