Sentence examples for readers filled from inspiring English sources

Newspaper readers filled in the gaps and feared the worst.

Last week, we asked for new holidays, and readers filled the calendar with preposterous, profound, and prescient ideas for days of commemoration and observance.

Newspapers were among the first businesses to shed their urban identities in New Jersey as their readers filled the suburbs in the 1970's, said James R. Hughes, dean of the school of planning and urban studies at Rutgers University.

Meanwhile, if rain breaks up the practice session, I suggest readers fill in the time looking at my preview articles for the race.

Free papers, rather than stealing market share in Spain, have been converting nonreaders into readers, filling a gap left by the lack of Spanish tabloids.

Over time, and with investment from Bloomberg, The Financial Times could develop a broader readership in the United States, with the goal of becoming the No. 1 newspaper for American business readers, filling a gap left after News Corporation reimagined The Journal into a general interest paper.

These entities can filter or influence the news communicated to their readers, filling the shoes of the print media giants of the past.

That is, according to a computer scientist at UC Berkeley, who calculated in 2011 that a 4GB ebook reader filled with 3,500 ebooks weighs a billionth of a billionth of a gram more than if it were empty of data - a difference that is approximately the same weight as a molecule of DNA.

The reader fills in the blanks.

I loved what you said about the last line of the book ending in the middle of a sentence, that it was a dialogue with the reader, and what a reader fills in completes the book.

The reader fills it out, sends it in and then gets a follow-up call from a Spa-Finders consultant, who helps with more information and advice.