Sentence examples similar to readers trip from inspiring English sources

The magazine has yet to reveal the location of this statue, or if any readers' trips to see it are planned in the near future.

I recommend all your readers a trip to Romania and to stay informed.

The Daily Mirror (UK) held a "Spot the Jacko" contest, offering readers a trip to Disney World if they could correctly predict where the entertainer would appear next.

In 1993, The Daily Mirror held a "Spot the Jacko" contest, offering readers a trip to Disney World if they could correctly predict where Jackson would appear next.

The Daily Mirror held a "Spot the Jacko" contest, offering readers a trip to Walt Disney World if they could correctly predict where the entertainer would appear next.

Too many polysyllabic words can cause a reader to trip over his or her tongue.

Dave Winer is back with a nifty pivot on Google Reader's trip to the showers.

Like the other five volumes of diaries (boiled down from a hundred and forty-five manuscript notebooks) that Beaton published himself, "The Happy Years" was so aggressively rewritten that the reader sometimes trips over a tangle of contradictory verb tenses, or bumps into what are, in effect, footnotes that have been made to masquerade as part of the main text.

These distinctions matter -- surely they would matter to her -- and a children's book that takes its readers on a trip "around the world" would do better to acknowledge them.

We have a lot planned for readers on this trip too.

The online availability of these pieces will mean, for many readers, one less trip to the local library.