Sentence examples for reader through this from inspiring English sources

To walk the reader through this program, the remainder of this article is structured as follows.

Nothing very radical in that... I've taken you the reader through this rather extended discourse in the law of constitutional responsibilities not to make lawyers of you but as a foundation for my point about Judge Bork.

At least two other volumes are on the way, one perhaps taking the reader through 1982, when he is awarded the Nobel, and the other about his relationships with world figures like Fidel Castro, Bill Clinton and François Mitterrand.

The London native spent the last 10 years researching and writing the first volume, which begins in 1845 with Liverpool during the age of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr's grandparents and takes the reader through 1962 as the foursome is poised to release its first recordings.

Following is a first set of answers from Andrew Tirrell, a lawyer with the nonprofit organization Advocates for Children of New York, who is taking questions from readers through March 14 on the rights of parents and students in New York City schools.

Andrew Tirrell, a lawyer with the nonprofit organization Advocates for Children of New York, is taking questions from readers through March 14 on the rights of parents and students in New York City schools.

Following is the second and final set of answers from Andrew Tirrell, a lawyer with the nonprofit organization Advocates for Children of New York, who took questions from readers through March 14 on the rights of parents and students in New York City schools.

The following is the first set of answers from reporters and staff members in the Baghdad Bureau, which is taking questions from readers through March 7 on life in the Iraqi capital outside the protection of the Green Zone.

Following is a first set of answers from James R. Knickman, the president and chief executive of the New York State Health Foundation, who is taking questions from readers through March 29 on a range of issues from universal health care and Medicaid to the prevalence in New York of problems like obesity, diabetes, smoking and substance abuse.

James R. Knickman, the president and chief executive Officer of the New York State Health Foundation, is taking questions from City Room readers through March 29 on a range of issues from universal health care and Medicaid to the prevalence in New York of problems like obesity, diabetes, smoking and substance abuse.

Incidentally, he's also offering 10% to CG readers through November 15.