Sentence examples for guest reader from inspiring English sources

That same year I was doing readings at the Edinburgh Fringe with a loose-knit group of writers and musicians calling ourselves The Other People, inspired by the anarchic Tom McGrath, who persuaded Eddie to join us as a guest reader.

Porn legend Sasha Grey was a guest reader at Emerson Elementary School in Compton, California earlier this month, joining first and third grade students in their Read Across America day.

Each week the excerpts are read by a rotating cast of eight actors as well as by guest readers, like the actor and playwright Charles Busch.

"We have parents as guest readers and every night we send home a book in a bag with suggested discussion questions.

The three Night Vale conspirators are currently in the middle of a sell-out live tour of major US cities, mutating the intimate podcast into something more theatrical, with guest readers and live musical guests.

Actors Danny DeVito and Zac Efron from the film Dr. Seuss' The Lorax will serve as celebrity guest readers at a national reading event at the New York Public Library this Friday for NEA's Read Across America Day.

Like the impatient guest, the reader may want to escape, but is held by the almost deranged insistency of the Mariner's tone.

We also occasionally feature ideas from our audience in our "lesson plan" slot, including guest posts, reader ideas announcements of student contests — and publication for the winners of those contests.

After she gave up teaching to devote more time to writing, she maintained a presence in the schools as a guest story reader and lectured at colleges to help aspiring writers.

The Bulletin had a restrained tone and eschewed scandal-mongering, reflecting Mr. McLean's philosophy that it should behave as a respectful guest in reader's homes, yet it was able to claim in its well-known cartoon advertising campaign that "In Philadelphia, nearly everybody reads The Bulletin".

Guests and readers lead the discussion in our Ideas ArenaGoodbye to bricks and mortar People love bookshops, but as the imminent bankruptcy-court auction of Borders suggests, this is not enough to persuade them to buy books from them.