Sentence examples for readers along with from inspiring English sources

"The Betrayal" pulls readers along with the queasy allure of long-anticipated bad news.

To give a public airing to a few more of the issues raised, I will periodically — starting today — publish comments from readers, along with brief responses from the Times staff and, when appropriate, myself.

I was one of Max's readers, along with my colleague Dottie Lasky.

Mr. Rogers hurries readers along with barely a halt to catch their breath.

In fact, some of Carson's best writing goes into the book, as she carries her readers along with the argument.

Mary's situation is common in Uganda, including in Katine, where Guardian and Observer readers, along with Barclays, are funding a three-year development project.

"Ghosting," fittingly, propels the reader along with a similar sense of anticipation.

It's a real attempt to make the subject his own and take a willing reader along with him.

"Do No Harm" is the story of David, the leg that isn't his, and his lifelong desire to detach the latter from the former — a story that, with all the up-close intimacy of that opening scene, takes the reader along with David and Ananthaswamy into an Asian hospital where a complicit doctor is willing to do the off-the-books deed.

This argument is presented in Appendix 1 for the interested reader along with simulations.

This means exploring one topic in-depth and guiding the reader along with a series of photos.