Sentence examples for from one reader from inspiring English sources

A brief news item on the site reporting the name change prompts the pithy comment from one reader, Helmut Horn: "Good.

By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, July 20 , 1935P. 13 Perusing the "Cleaning and Dyeing World" and the "National Cleaner and Dyer" arouses only derision from one reader.

We've learned from one reader how easy it can be to fall into debt, read a moving piece about a former vicar who fought to help his mentally ill son receive benefits, and debated whether male engagement rings represent progress or merely a chance for more people to dip into their overdraft.

Of the 82 studies performed at 10 min-per-view, only one received an image quality score of 2 from one reader; image count density in that study was 739 counts/cm2.

However, the visual impression is personal and subjective, and not usually reproducible from one reader to another.

However, visual impression can be personal and subjective, and not usually reproducible from one reader to another, and graphs occupy more space in a manuscript than a simple summary statistic.

"I am close to $70,000 on about six to eight credit cards with interest rates from 9percentto25percentcent," one reader from Cambridge, Mass., told me.

"My husband and I are 75 and 74 respectively, both of us recovering from cancer," wrote one reader, Lorraine Robertson.

One reader from Maracaibo, Venezuela, wrote that he was impatiently awaiting the next volume on the 20th century, while a fan from Ipswich, Australia confessed her fascination for New York architecture and history.

One reader from Fife wrote, 'Got the comic.

One reader from Jamaica, aged 35, said she was unable to access emergency contraception while in the US.