Sentence examples for for its reader from inspiring English sources
The news follows a flurry of e-book-related activity that Amazon kicked off with the release of the Kindle 2: Plastic Logic lined up publications like the Financial Times and USA Today for its reader, and Hearst offered details on the e-reader it plans to launch later this year.
"The Popular Science mission for its reader is to deliver the future now," he added, "and the agencies are trying to bring the future forward for their clients".
The shortage is providing an opening for Sony, which embarked on an intense publicity campaign for its Reader device during the gift-buying season.
Sony bought a lot of Vizplex display screens for its Reader, the PRS-500, which Howard Stringer, Sony's C.E.O., introduced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in January, 2006, standing in front of a photograph of the electrophoretic version of Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code".
From February the Telegraph.co.uk become the first British media company to become an OpenID provider, adopting the single-sign on standard for its reader accounts system.
In the end, too, what's being created here isn't only an arbitrary system of flighty ideas and hidden logics but a work of literature devised specifically for its reader, an ongoing set of texts created in a series numbered only ever one of one.
It also noted that he had been nicknamed "Sénateur Hothead," which it translated for its readers as "tête brûlée".
It will balance this slate of stories against all the other bread-and-butter issues it covers everyday for its readers: politics, business, sports, community affairs, culture and more.
The romance publishing company Mill & Boons is launching a social-networking site for its readers; one fan commented, "I think it's a good idea.
In May, the Mayo team sent its paper to The Journal of the American Medical Association, which rejected it without sending it to independent experts for review, saying it was too specific a topic for its readers, Dr. Krambeck said.
Well, that's for its readers to judge, though I suppose it's not entirely unreasonable to suppose that over a stretch of 40 years, my abilities, such as they are, should have at least improved, however slightly.
