Sentence examples for keeping readers from inspiring English sources

Reporters have the choice of either helping keep the accusations in circulation or keeping readers or viewers in the dark.

And Ms Pessl handles Cordova's menace superbly, keeping readers in thrall to his "gut-twisting journeys through evil underworlds".

Her novel was commended for combining fiction with facts about a social issue while keeping readers captivated.

Times correspondents are keeping readers abreast of the latest developments in a live blog on The Lede.

But the Argentine city is sexy and glamorous, a good setting for a divorcée to find herself while keeping readers moderately entertained.

But that just means titles have to work harder on getting and keeping readers, with subscriber benefits, content extras and a sense of added value.

One of the things you learn from reporting is that you become paranoid about keeping the readers interested, because they have so many different options.

The story is altogether remarkable and Charles Berling is Figon to the life as described by one of his first interviewers, Peter Lennon, who was keeping Guardian readers colourfully informed about Paris at the time.

Anyone who has read VanderMeer's award-winning fiction – and especially his latest novel Annihilation - will be aware that this writer also knows a thing or two about keeping his readers guessing.

The devices' screens, which currently cost manufacturers around $60 per device, have been one element keeping electronic readers relatively high, she says.

In this context, the website Pikaia (http://www.pikaia.eu) has been active in Italy since 2005, with the main aim of keeping Italian readers informed about everything regarding evolutionary biology happening in Italy and abroad.