Sentence examples for readers from the from inspiring English sources
Until readers from the alt.
Why do you think protecting readers from the realities of war is a good idea?
Perhaps it is to protect readers from the 'awful' potty mouth of Frankie Boyle.
It had a modern design and took readers from the Guardian, Times and Telegraph.
The powerful psychology behind these rhetorical tricks can distract readers from the larger illogic of Byrne's books.
They will also be joined by readers from the realms of hip-hop and slam poetry contests.
Her book takes readers from the initial impact of the suicide, when "the world explodes," through the search for explanations.
32% of readers from the six northern towns said the same, while only 15% of Manchester readers chose the Observer.
(If you don't own a home, you're now bored to death. Readers from the landed gentry just got interested).
The seven collected editions, published by Image Comics, will get readers from the first issue to No. 84 of the series.
It's possible that Wells decided the messy implications of modern genetics might distract his readers from the epic that he and his colleagues have uncovered.
