Sentence examples for get into readers from inspiring English sources

E-publishers are reshaping how books become known, how they are reviewed, and how they get into readers' hands.

Richardson's Clarissa ends by explaining how the letters that make up the novel get into the reader's hands, left to posterity by a heroine who wants others to learn from her story.

So don’t look for Microsoft to buy a company to get into the e-reader business since Microsoft doesn’t compete in that business—or at least that’s what the chief financial officer, Chris Liddell Chris Liddell, told Boston-area venture capitalists during a talk last week, according to Spark Capital general partner Bijan Sabet, who wrote about the meeting on his blog.

But, if readers get into the swing of these, what are they going to do when they encounter the Roman Catholic theology that is the spine of the Divine Comedy, and which Bang says, in her introduction, that she will honor?

We intend to help our readers get into the right stocks before the announcements are made.

Before we get into our new picks readers should know that we are maintaining all of our long and short ideas from our Sept. 27, 2010 column, with the exception of Netflix.

It looks like Amazon and Barnes & Noble aren't the only ones who want to get into the LCD e-reader scene.

So I did expand each story with details to help the reader get into it, and each story is enhanced by an accompanying essay that I wrote which provides a practical modern application or lesson.

Excitement is key. If you can't get into your subject, your reader most likely will not either and the result will be a poor grade.

But I believe the degree to which the English language has changed over the past two centuries has made it harder for readers to get into this particular text.

Both are writing for the general public, and in their view there are two facts about the Middle Ages that nonspecialist readers must get into their heads.