Sentence examples for larger readers from inspiring English sources

Teen magazines are also catering to their larger readers.

Advice in a Girl's Own Paper weekly of 1884, telling its larger readers to "be thankful that you assimilate and thrive upon your food", nestles near to a 1970s Jackie magazine advising on spots, while a 1973 copy of the socialist-feminist magazine Red Rag proclaims on its cover "Unions, Orgasms and More".

In May 2009 Amazon.com introduced a larger reader, the Kindle DX, with a 9.7-inch (24.6-cm) screen.

What is new today is that the Kindle DX, its new larger reader, has also been added to the mix of downloadable code.

Based more off of board books, the Tag Junior will use a larger reader, and all the child will have to do is touch the hand held device to the page, and the device will read or talk or whatever is appropriate for that touch point.

In June 2006 Firefox, Bloglines and Newsgator were the three largest readers, in that order.

Hammond launched the original site following a large reader response to his weekly Guardian column Clean Breaks in 2006.

The first kind of scenario will likely occur (due to the large reader-to-reader interference range) in facilities with non-screened readers; thus, the solutions found will be realistic.

In the book Mr. Morozov puts quotation marks around every reference to "the Internet," and with that tic he makes a larger point: readers should stop and question everything they have been taught about technology, including that the Internet exists.

On average, we found that the improvement in performance was larger when readers used CAD themselves than when CAD was independently combined with their scores.

Small meant large, as readers have come to realize.