Sentence examples for readers up on from inspiring English sources

To readers up on their contemporary fiction, this all may sound familiar.

You can afford to include more detail in your motivating question and methods since you will spend less space catching readers up on definitions, etc. Provide more background.

Mr. Rayman broke the story in The Voice, and this book catches readers up on Officer Schoolcraft's saga, though it remains unclear how widespread the practice of manipulating crime statistics was (the Police Department acknowledges that it happened, but largely blames bad apples and says it has instituted tighter controls).

Readers up on Australian artistic pranks born, Slater theorizes, of antipodean cultural insecurity will recognize the lineaments of the real-life Ern Malley affair, which was perpetrated in 1944, by two skillful anti-modernists, Harold Stewart and James McAuley, victimizing a Melbourne magazine called, believe it or not, Angry Penguins.

If I have my way, we'll be hookin' our readers up on a regular basis.

MR: Let's catch the readers up on your history.

Weekly roundups of posts from every continent keep readers up to date on what's going on beyond their borders.

Kessler gets readers up to speed on Trump's rise, but the book is only as good as its completion date.

One purpose of a revision would be to bring readers up to date on some of the culinary equipment that has come along in recent years (such as nonstick pans and highly versatile electrical processors).

When The New Criterion republished it in 1997, Mr. Kramer wrote that it did so to bring its readers "up to date on the mystifications and misrepresentations now rampant in the current literature".

Such reporting is valuable, I hope, in keeping readers up to date on the nascent but fast-maturing PACE market.