Sentence examples for preserve readers from inspiring English sources

In books of hours, literary manuscripts, and some religious tomes, these ample spaces were partly filled with decorations made by illuminators; and some manuscripts preserve readers' marginal glosses or annotations.

Price said the metrics also preserve reader privacy and are basically in line with what other analytics products offer like geographic data and time spent on the page.

This means online advertising revenue can be mostly preserved while readers are required to open their wallets.

In case of E4, the reading order is not preserved because readers were asked to read paragraph 2 first.

I got a feeling for Pine's personality in his/her emails and wanted to preserve that for readers.

"Flipboard will preserve your Google Reader feeds, folders and favorited items, so you can continue to enjoy all your subscriptions," explained the company, while warning that some features: favouriting items, creating new folders and adding or removing feeds, won't be available post-shutdown.

Stephanie Coontz, a historian at Evergreen State College and the author of "A Strange Stirring," a 2011 study of the impact of "The Feminine Mystique," describes finding some surprising testimonials from readers preserved in the Friedan papers at Harvard.

In order to preserve relative quiet for our readers, we ask laptop computer users to turn off all audible features if possible.

(Lil Wayne, you made it!) It is as if Donnelly wants the freedom to invent a world as she does in "A Northern Light," but feels compelled to stay culturally factual to preserve relevance with her young readers.

I argue that these passages, particularly when coupled with narrative explanation and visual illustration, preserve audible records that allow readers to hear echoes of performances that would otherwise remain lost to history.

A reader wants to preserve this 105-year-old notebook.