Sentence examples for reader straight through from inspiring English sources
"He takes the reader straight through the looking glass into a modern Wonderland in which anything may, and probably does, happen".
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukPARKER BILAL whisks the reader straight to the dark heart of Cairo.
You might not need to read it straight through, though.
Richard read the stories straight through, then read them again.
"Not straight through," she clarifies.
A paragraph heavily populated by nominalizations will send your readers straight to sleep.
Most standard ethernet cables are straight-through cables.
The book is arranged by category, with chapter headings such as "Too Wet," "Too Cold," and "Too High," and is intended to be read straight through, but, should the reader need a relevant refresher, the index is thorough and threat-specific: "Clothing catches fire, when," "Coconuts, reaching," "Cougars".
It is to Fraser's credit that she allows readers to keep all these "variegated" alliances straight through her lively descriptions of the features, accomplishments and appetites of the king's lovers.
