Sentence examples for reader out from from inspiring English sources

The Star ends with a depiction of what is seen in this vision God's face in the form of the star of redemption and then guides the reader out from the setting of such vision back into everyday life.

Help a fellow reader out?

As a reader pointed out, from the context, it's clear that here we meant pretty much the opposite — something like "unfazed".

I understand Salaita's point was to shock his readers out of indifference, to wake them from the somnambulism that allows them to stand idly by as hundreds of children are effaced in the objectifying military lexicon of "collateral damage".

But the Skiff Reader might stick out from the rest thanks to its huge 11.5-inch display and very thin bezel.

FamilyTravelForum.com, of which I am the editor, has worked with the airlines and the National Notary Association to create a sample parental permission letter, which readers may print out from our Web site, www.familytravel forum.com/soloparent.html.html

Ben Brogan, from the Daily Telegraph, listed the leaked documents he would want to see, the deals he might do and the dilemmas his paper might face, backing cuts to reduce the budget deficit while knowing that many of its readers would lose out from the changes.

As the hikers approached the reader, 2 thugs came out from behind some trees.

"What readers need now, we find, are honest referees who can help ordinary readers sort out fact from fiction".

We wanted to find out from readers around the country about the impact of second homes where they live.

But sci-fi continues on much as it ever has, producing various escapist fantasies for readers who want time out from reality.