Sentence examples for reader of them from inspiring English sources

My daughter, at 14, is a keen reader of them, too, and we often share.

"I was a big reader of them even before I began writing as so many are based in the East End, where I grew up," she says.

When, in the run-up to Jimmy Carter's campaign to be re-elected in 1980, he sought to avert a Chrysler bankruptcy, Senator William Proxmire, Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, led comprehensive hearings on the subject, hearings with such substance and depth as to make any reader of them proud of the legislative process.

Readers of them, unlike movie watchers, "got more of the source code -- the abstract symbols we call letters and words -- and assembled more of the story themselves".

This book pretty much tells the reader all of them.

Examines how we read texts and the questions that we, as readers, ask of them.

His column drew an outpouring from readers, many of them teachers.

Think readers – 97,000 of them for a little specialist magazine success like Garden News.

The publication requirement insisted upon by some of the Manhattan judges has fed an eerie subculture of readers, many of them prisoners, who follow the newspaper notices.

In addition, O'Reilly penned several volumes for younger readers, some of them adapted from his other books.

Like its predecessor, "The Little Friend" will attract a mass of readers, all of them convinced that it was written especially for them.