Sentence examples for reader rose from inspiring English sources

Another reader, Rose Styron of Roxbury, the wife of the writer, William Stryon, had the audience similarly swooning with her presentation from "Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman, who is considered the father of American poetry and free verse, "the democratic poet, the prophet, the pioneer," Ms. Kinsolving told the crowd.

From the easily comprehended literal meaning of the term, the reader rises to the more difficult intelligible terrain of imparticipability and measurelessness.

The median age of its readers rose to 34, from 27.9, over the last decade.

A democracy of readers rose up against an aristocracy of critics.

Both were difficult tasks and readers rose to the challenge in both cases.

Advertising spending spent in publications aimed at gay and lesbian readers rose again last year, according to an annual survey.

Ad spending in print publications aimed at gay and lesbian readers rose in 2004 after three years of declines, an annual survey said.

Reacting to The Times' editorial Wednesday warning that the "handwriting may be on the wall" for cursive instruction in schools, nearly a dozen readers rose to script's defense.

The company's Manchester Evening News site saw daily readers rise 30% year on year, to 99,042, in the first half of 2012.

Northcliffe's network of regional newspaper websites, which includes thisisnottingham.co.uk and thisisleicestershire.co.uk, saw daily online readers rise 6.3% year on year to 347,319.

None of Frank's readers, however, rose more eagerly to his challenge than twenty-year-old Hart Crane, working behind the candy counter of a drugstore in Akron, Ohio.