Sentence examples for readers of it from inspiring English sources

Readers of it and of Nic's own books — a pair ofmemoirs, Tweak: Growing Up on Methamphetamines and We All Fall Down — know many of the gory details.

Readers of it may have noticed that, as the years passed, I began cooking with fewer animal products and more plant foods, and even with smaller amounts of pasta and white rice.

Keen readers of IT industry press may have heard that Facebook has now decided to implement in its new facilities power-saving methods that were originally pioneered by Google.

My family were keen readers of it, though in the 1950s it led a half-secret existence as a too-frank and too-political account of rural living – sex and socialism – that needed to be kept from the eyes of children and other respectable persons.

She has been utterly outclassed, too, in the past week by the Scottish culture secretary, Fiona Hyslop, who made a landmark (albeit knowingly Miller-reactive) speech on the arts that prompted some English readers of it to fantasise about a job swap.

It reminds readers of its aversion to open government.

And, for readers of Woolf, it has an extraordinary impact.

If you want to accuse Guardian readers of something, it should probably be reading the Guardian, for accuracy's sake.

What would readers maker of it?

The question remains: what do the readers make of it?

Our UAE factfile provoked a passionate response from readers, most of it negative.