Sentence examples for past readers from inspiring English sources

In the past, readers advertised their choices, willy nilly, through upturned covers.

I've had past readers of my work say to me, "Oh, these types of moments aren't credible," or, "This subject matter is too squeam-inducing".

I have always been fascinated by these found ephemera, the traces of past readers, and the story made me wonder what other items readers had discovered waiting for them in old books.

As it identifies them, the link and content suggestions change to fit what past readers have done.

In September, her relaunched blog went up, and Armstrong was surprised and pleased to see that her past readers remained loyal: "It's like a story, and people care about the characters.

(1) In the past, readers were rarely provided with information about contributions to studies from those listed as authors and in acknowledgments.

Sutton gives them a greatest-hits tour of his past, while readers get more substantive flashbacks.

Vehicles sporting toll tags are charged as they speed past electronic readers.

Is Barro really confused about this, or is he just trying to fast-talk past his readers?

Daily newspapers will become a thing of the past for readers in four Michigan markets, with issues being printed only three days a week in Flint, Saginaw and Bay City, and twice weekly in Ann Arbor.

Swabs taken on machinery and surfaces along the path followed by the Daschle letter consistently disclosed anthrax spores; they turned up along the route taken by mail bound for the Capitol, past optical readers, bar code printers and separate chutes, belts and trays, said Sue Brennan, a spokeswoman for the Postal Service.