Sentence examples for myriad readers from inspiring English sources

A myriad of readers (including those who prefer the adjective form, as in "myriad readers") have urged this department to take to the ramparts.

In a statement last night, Carolyn Reidy, president of McCourt's publisher, Simon & Schuster, said: "We have been privileged to publish his books, which have touched, and will continue to touch, millions of readers in myriad positive and meaningful ways".

And you can get access to a library's e-books from myriad devices, including e-readers, tablets and smartphones.

But today every professional interacts with data and charts, be it by poring over a spreadsheet, watching a PowerPoint presentation or reading a newspaper.The book walks the reader through myriad examples world airline routes, road deaths across America, even the distance to the nearest McDonald's outlet to explain what works and why.

For the myriad European mobile card reader startups taking advantage of Square's continued absence in the region, the race to build out their businesses and get big enough to survive the inevitable consolidation continues.

It was supposed to facilitate the future of chat ("Google Talk") through Hangouts, be the glue for games across Android and the web, handle the future of news on Google News and Google Reader, and myriad other priorities, in addition to being the personal data layer across the company and a delightful social product to boot.

In the comics essay "Dance of the Gull Catchers" which closes the From Hell appendices, Moore metaphorically reveals to the reader the myriad choices he could have made from the available historical evidence when putting together his version of the Jack the Ripper story.

OTHER TIPS Years ago I mentioned that leg cramps were waking me up well before the alarm, and readers responded with myriad solutions, from bedtime stretches to magnesium supplements.

Nearly every human culture in history exhibits this complex sense of longing, Dr Dunbar observes.To understand this predisposition for monogamy, he takes readers through the myriad feelings of love, from the heady, breathless exhilaration of falling, to the stubborn persistence of familial affection, to the bitterness of betrayal.

After all, it saves readers time searching myriad Web sites or even (gasp!) taking a trip to the library.

The purpose of this study is to provide an impartial analysis to help readers navigate the myriad of options.