Sentence examples for makes great reading from inspiring English sources

Their latest study, titled "Doing Business in 2005," no doubt makes great reading for the policy wonk set.

Paul Graham actually does a version of what I'm describing with his Requests For Startups, which makes great reading.

It's one of the all time greatest documents and that makes great reading.

All he knew was that the Bible made great reading.

They make great reading for both the active cook and the aspiring cook.

I like a plate as much as the next literary type, but while easy enough to shelve they don't make great reading material given it's hard to get much text on them.

It will not make great reading in the history of Liverpool that owners finally came who decided they could not afford the plan and went back to one the club could have got on and built in 1999.

This is not a book for the under 30s as the cast of characters will mean little to them but the behind-the-scenes antics of the Pythons and their wider circle make great reading for the rest of us.

It is hard to envisage this making great reading for Sir Philip Green, the former owner of BHS, or Dominic Chappell, the "Walter Mitty" who Green decided was a suitable buyer of a business safeguarding 11,000 jobs and a £571m pension deficit.

It was buried amid the jaw-dropping revelations about shadow labs, undercover secret servicemen and the sabotage of London 2012, but Dick Pound's exposé of state-sponsored doping in Russia did not make great reading for the organisation that commissioned it, either.

Despite a casualness involving my two pet peeves (the tables had no cloth or mats, and the waiter addressed us as "guys"), service was courteous and competent, and both the frequently changing menu and the wine list made great reading in the spacious bar.