Sentence examples for reader lives from inspiring English sources
He says: "A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies.
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen.
He is, as he thinks, "used to living by hints and approximations", and the reader lives by these too.
Johnson has just published a book on archeology for the general reader, "Lives in Ruins: Archeologists and the Seductive Lure of Human Rubble".
Whether the reader lives in the inner city or in the rural outback, the handbook is a treasure trove of information.
A few morsels from "Vectors: 3.0": "Work is required play"; "The reader lives faster than life, the writer lives slower"; "Sophistication is upscale conformity"; "You have the right to lie when they have no right to ask".
A reader living in Germany shares with the Guardian his evidence of Nazi indoctrination in 1936.
This reader lived in Canada.
In response, an online petition was started by Daniel Lewis (no relation) asking the search giant to let Reader live.
PLENTY of books promise to change their readers' lives.
