Sentence examples for have a readership from inspiring English sources

"I don't have a readership," he said.

I think it just means you have a readership but not like Dan Brown or James Patterson or the other cyborgs.

To win the Nobel prize, a writer has to have a readership in many parts of the world, and Tranströmer has been translated into 50 languages.

I'm delighted that my books have a readership, and people have been influenced by them, but they are not personal, the way children are".

"I was hugely grateful to have a readership and I didn't want to disappoint them … and also at the same time I knew I wanted to extend myself and to continue to develop as a writer.

In 2012, Tony Blair told the Leveson inquiry into the behaviour of the British press: "If you have a readership of three to four million … that's power … I don't know any other way of describing it".

Saga magazine has a readership of more than 1m.

Well, who else but Green had a readership with a 40-year time horizon?

The website, Azzam.com, had a readership of hundreds of thousands of Muslims and non-Muslims.

Yet the South Polar Times had a readership that would bring tears to the eye of a media mogul.

But, she added, Gotham has a readership that high-end advertisers paying top dollar might not adore forever.