Sentence examples for reader access to from inspiring English sources

He writes vividly, allowing the reader access to White House meetings, huddles in the corridors of power, seats at international summits.

The English Auden, which came out in 1977, gave the reader access to most of the early work up to 1939.

Generally, biography skates along the surface of a life without allowing the reader access to the messy, conflicted and unapologetically subjective material of memoir.

The primary tubular (production casing/tubing) and its vertical wellbore admit hand calculation of all pertinent design variables to allow the reader access to the details of the design process.

I was at Spotify at the time so naturally we talked about a "Spotify of Books" which would be a subscription service that would give a reader access to all the worlds texts at a low monthly subscription rate.

This would enable the reader access to the software to reproduce the simulations, even if the software is commercial or otherwise proprietary.

Libraries similarly pay huge amounts (up to £1m or more per annum) to give their readers access to online journals.

We're giving readers access to authors in a different way, and they love that – and authors do too".

Online access will be metered and allow readers access to five to 15 stories free, depending on the market, the company said.

The veteran war correspondent Marie Colvin was concerned that the pay wall used by her newspaper would limit readers' access to her accounts of the rampant violence in Syria.

Guardian News & Media has launched a new membership programme with three tiers, from free to £60 a month, that give readers access to a range of events and activities.