Sentence examples for readers information from inspiring English sources
Regardless of the potential criticism or legal complications, Gawker has made it its mission to give readers information in unedited, unfiltered form.
Though Esquire will be giving readers information about stores where they can buy items, Mr. Granger said, for now the magazine would not be seeking a percentage of sales resulting from use of the technology.
One of the many strengths of "Sorry" is the way Drvenkar slips his readers information piecemeal and, unlike many contemporary thriller writers, never lets us feel cheated by his omissions.
In the context of compilation, his most notable achievement is the multivolume work Kitāb ʿuyūn al-akhbār ("Book of Springs of Information," or "Book of Choice Narratives"), which, as its title implies, intended to make available to its readers information and anecdote on a wide variety of topics (eloquence, for example, as well as friendship, asceticism, and a final section on women).
I'll take my name off the menus providing he takes his name off his articles and takes his picture out of the paper, stops talking about himself and focuses on what he is supposed to be doing, which is giving readers information about the restaurant.
Yet we continue to buy paper because we believe we give readers information on it that they need and give advertisers markets they desire to reach.
It's not that I know everything and then drip-feed the reader information.
The Daily Telegraph is trying to boost its reader information database by sending an email from editor Will Lewis offering a discount at John Lewis.
However, Google Takeout doesn't export all of your Reader information.
Most studies only present their method without giving the reader information about the quality of the results, or just give a link to an example of synthesized motion.
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