Sentence examples for guiding readers from inspiring English sources

2.32pm: Atlantic has a novel approach to guiding readers through the sheer mass of leaked documents: cablegate roulette.

Last month New York magazine published an interactive graphic carrying the headline, "Which Event Novel Should You Read This Fall?," guiding readers through all of the choices.

Homemade robots have become such a hot topic lately that Mark Frauenfelder, editor in chief of Make magazine, said much of the magazine's latest issue was devoted to guiding readers in building their own.

He sets himself the monumental task of guiding readers all the way through the Jewish scriptures (the Old Testament, more or less, if you're a Christian) and reclaiming the Bible from both the literalists and the skeptics.

But increasingly there's a new short-form of data journalism, which is about swiftly finding the key data, analysing it and guiding readers through it while the story is still in the news.

It also showcases the important work of our opinion writers and columnists as well as guiding readers deeper into our news report to find interesting enterprise stories on different areas of life, from food to fashion as well as the highest quality cultural criticism.

It is unusual in that its only purpose is to guide readers to other Web sites.

In "Birdscapes," Jeremy Mynott guides readers through centuries of writing about birds.

With delicacy and care, she guides readers to climactic moments, moving the members of a large cast with ease.

"Helaine's incisive and engaging columns will guide readers in an analytical, candid way with sympathy and wit.

9.01am BST My colleague Paul Owen did guide readers of the live blog to our weekly podcast this morning.