Sentence examples for over readers from inspiring English sources

The difficulty is to avoid talking over readers' heads, without talking down to them either.

As an author, he has power, too, over readers who want more and more; the wait can feel ruthless.

A few stories may not win over readers who have previously been turned off by Updike's occasional bursts of satyriasis.

While Amazon eventually acknowledged that removing the books was a mistake, the incident demonstrated the extent of its control over readers' devices.

His books seem not merely to please but to cast a spell over readers who are receptive to them, which tends to dull their critical faculties; whereas others remain mysteriously unmoved and ask what all the fuss is about.

Mr. Murdoch has a long history of going after rivals in an aggressive and public way to win over readers and advertisers, figuring that if he gains market share — even if it means suffering heavy losses for a while — he can hobble the competition.

Assistance please fellow over-by-over readers...?" 19th over: England 74-1 (Trescothick 21, Butcher 27) Two quick fours for Butcher, the first the result of perfect timing, the second - which just evades the slips - owing a little to Lady Luck.

All sites used standardised spirometric equipment (Vitalograph Centralized Spirometry System (Biomedical Systems, Brussels, Belgium, and Maryland Heights, Missouri, USA)), and data were over-read by a trained over-reader (representative from Biomedical Systems) to ensure consistency and accuracy of collected data.

Newspapers have won over young readers, says Mr Kilman.

Today's Op-Ed page is given over to readers' thoughts prompted by the series.

It also sells car insurance and published Motorwelt, Europe's most widely read magazine with over 13m readers.