Sentence examples for introducing readers from inspiring English sources
Unlike so much poetry geared toward children, not all the verse here rhymes, introducing readers to poetic language outside the predictable cadences of Dr. Seuss.
By introducing readers to popular personalities such as Henry Ford, who supported cyclists on roads, Reid presents cyclists' influence in early road improvements.
Her first collection, "Interpreter of Maladies," displayed a high technical virtuosity while introducing readers to what has become her fictional realm: that small, claustrophobic milieu of Bengali Hindus working research and academic jobs in New England, Boston Brahmins twice over.
The first chapter of Go Set A Watchman was published on the Guardian and The Wall Street Journal on Friday morning, introducing readers to Scout at the age of 26 travelling home to Alabama from New York by train.
(Robbins outlines a clear premise for her project — introducing readers to "students who are overlooked, disparaged or completely dismissed" — so it's a bit whiplash-inducing when she changes the rules to include these two).
Today he takes on that old nemesis Ofcom, introducing readers - who presumably were hitherto uninterested in the upper echelons of media wonkery - to the antics of the watchdog's chief executive, Ed Richards, and his cronies.
He introduced readers to the thrills of tabloid sensationalism.
She introduced readers to Ms. Karan and Paloma Picasso.
On Feb. 22, he introduced readers to "America's coolest small town".
I merely reported on its existence in an effort to introduce readers to the contending arguments.
Collected Poems will introduce readers to a poet of supreme skill and great intellectual curiosity.
