Sentence examples for goes the reader from inspiring English sources

When he finally goes, the reader has to wonder who is more relieved.

For most Democrats, as far as the story they really care about goes, the readers-cum-voters of 2008 already know the ending.

But this is the way the science goes, the readers could then found evidences that can go against the author theory and this could start a fruitful debate.

Never mind the forests, goes the traditional thinking: readers and advertisers alike want their picture spreads lush and their magazines fat and tall.

The time taken by a disciple to greet his master…" And on and on this goes, presenting the reader with the discussion that bears little relevance to modern life.

Something about the rise of digital media platforms and the decreased attention span of readers, goes the accepted logic.

We are holding a competition to find a name for the column, and a magnum of champagne will go to the reader with the best suggestion.

In trying to cover so much ground, she often lets go of the reader's hand.Other popularisers have shown more pedagogical magic.

I think that keeps the suspense level up, because if I don't know where the story is going probably the reader doesn't know either.

A Cookie To Go provides the reader with laughter at the antics of Norman the Golden Retriever, Phoebe the Bichon Frisé and the amusing Weimaraners, Emma and Teufel.

Authors' identifying information is removed from the project before it goes to the readers.