Sentence examples for readers back to from inspiring English sources
Two new books about him may send readers back to the original novels with renewed zest.
Briggs hopes her book will "lead readers back" to Virginia Woolf's writing.
Mr. Isaacson takes his readers back to the time when laptops, desktops and windows were metaphors, not everyday realities.
I hope this biography sends readers back to Moore's poems, especially as copyright expires and they enter the public domain.
In a short preface, he welcomes readers back to a world just prior to "the sixth major extermination of species".
At the very least, they will send readers back to the subtle magic of Wodehouse and Fitzgerald, 20th-century giants.
The book led this reader back to their wonderful music — not over yet!
The book slides backwards, pulling the reader back to the time before Mahmood's birth.
Do you have a plan for your next book yet, and does it take the reader back to Asia?
The case itself commands interest only if it transports the reader back to a particular time and place.
Kushner takes the reader back to the mid-80s, when computer games were played mostly by shut-in nerds.
