Sentence examples for pointing readers from inspiring English sources

• The ads all end by pointing readers to the Garp Web site, at garp.org.

BY pointing readers to the Web's newest and best bits, Web logs offer a way to cut through online clutter.

Later, Cadillac added the technology to its print advertising, pointing readers to download the brand's smartphone application to view a three-dimensional model of the car.

Soon the gadget blogs were pointing readers to wristband sources and offering reviews of the device not as a music player but as a time-teller.

Saltsman posted a short message on a game-developer forum, pointing readers toward a Web site where they could play the game.

"We need everything, including money, of course," he wrote, pointing readers towards a request sent out in the name of the Ministry of Stories.

Like many good books, this one points readers towards other books.

IN YESTERDAY'S Link exchange, we pointed readers to this post at Econbrowser.

Inform also updates the links continuously to point readers to more recent content.

While Carl4sparta points readers to comments made by AC Grayling in an article he wrote for the Guardian in November 2009.

Then, when an outage occurs, they can use the social networks simply to point readers to the actual journalism.