Sentence examples for reader from a from inspiring English sources

In "The Names of the Dead," O'Nan's second novel, a book by King winks at the reader from a nightstand.

The research team is using the award funding to improve the hardware and software of their fingerprint reader from a laboratory scale setup into a portable demonstration unit.

In "early 2010," its books will be available on a new Kindle rival: a very thin, buttonless, touch-screen reader from a company called Plastic Logic.

This is the mode of exposition in which he seems to address the reader from a position of shared knowledge, sketching out an unfamiliar reality through hints and allusions, but never explaining it too completely.

He takes the reader from a single process to multiple processes that interact with each other; he explores processes that fail and processes that overcome failures; and he examines processes that attack each other or defend themselves against attacks.

In the first section of their first paper Einstein and Laub comment on the "rather great demands" ("ziemlich grosse Anforderungen") Minkowski's paper poses to the reader from a mathematical point of view.

Margaret Munson was an avid reader from an early age.

I was a passionate reader from an early age.

Lawrence Hill's The Book of Negroes transported the reader from an African village to a Deep South plantation, to the polyglot crowds of Halifax (N.S).

Myers was a great reader from an early age, and escaped into books to assuage some of his anxieties and feed his interest in writing.

At each stage, the writing should be understandable to a scientifically literate reader from an unrelated field of biology.