Sentence examples for lured readers from inspiring English sources
The advent of television news, and then cable television, lured readers and advertisers away.
The outer sections of his newspaper — the dramatic news, the sports pages and the colorful supplements about beautiful ladies and men in red pants — lured readers inside to serious news, and finally to the sacred editorial page.
After all, it was the then-existing competition–from growing suburban newspapers, television, all-news radio stations and, of course, the Inquirer and Daily News that lured readers and advertisers away from the Old Gray Lady of Market Street and helped ensure her doom.
The Daily News hopes the look will lure readers, too.
Some publishers figure that novels with recession-resonant plot points are another way to lure readers.
The payment plan gives Ms. Craven an incentive to lure readers into her pages.
Some Big Read communities find activities are the key to luring readers.
I am not sure whether it lures readers away from newspaper websites.
Contrary to the desires of most journalists, who need drama to lure readers, most races aren't close.
Mr. Goldman said he hoped the new mini e-books were priced cheaply enough to lure readers.
If the book lures readers briefly from their political silos, it will be because Maddow's thesis crosses ideological lines.
