Sentence examples for readers which was from inspiring English sources

In 1950, Green wrote a BBC radio talk, "A Novelist to His Readers," which was subsequently published in The Listener.

And the creation of email accounts put us directly in touch with our readers, which was seen as a boon.

This is most likely caused by the greater variability due to differing SUVmean values between readers, which was effectively magnified by the smaller magnitude of the reported quantities when using uptake ratios.

(This is mentioned in "The Forever War," fellow readers, which is great).

So, I've actually discovered a lot of music through readers, which is cool.

Vermont has limited the use of data collected by license plate readers, which are used mostly by police to record images of license plates.

But it would keep those books on the syllabus, in the classrooms and in the hands of young readers — which is what really matters.

Glitches with handheld card and fingerprint readers, which are being used for the first time, led to voting being extended for a second day.

Their opinion is accompanied by a joint statement from both sides and a note to readers, which is also appearing in Friday's edition of the newspaper.

There is a sister book for older readers which is a factual account of the events covered in the younger children's story book.

That's why Lit Hum has never even flirted with the idea of creating readers, which were the backbone of reading assignments in Contemporary Civilization for decades and which have made a comeback at Columbia in recent years.