Sentence examples for looking for readers from inspiring English sources

The Guardian's communities team is looking for readers reaction to the Dutch poll.

We're looking for readers who think they're experts in daytime telly.

And we are looking for readers to join an experimental group of users who will receive notifications about the report, from the Guardian Mobile Innovation Lab.

Just as matchbook covers once carried ads for art schools declaring, "We're looking for people who like to draw," Lucky is looking for readers who like to shop.

We're looking for readers with the spines to stack up against the competition in the Magazine's latest contest.

The week's other big books news was the awarding of the Nobel prize in literature to Alice Munro, so I went looking for reader reviews of her work.

We are also looking for reader submissions of travel tales.

Vanity Fair magazine, which has been battling declining newsstand sales in the United States, is looking for more readers in Europe.

"We're always looking for younger readers, so it was a nice moment," said Larry Hackett, managing editor of People.

"As publishers we're always looking for new readers, and the transformation of a book into a film can exponentially increase consumer awareness," she said.

(see pages 2-3)." And there is the kind of advertisement that scares off media planners looking for affluent readers -- An ad for a "New Revolutionary European Baldness Treatment".