Sentence examples for surface readers from inspiring English sources

Sometimes surface readers don't read at all; they might study how books were recycled for paper, or examine them for food stains, or sniff the pages for signs of certain chemicals.

(Marcus has argued, for example, that hermeneuts obsessed with repressive hypotheses have neglected the relationships between women in "Great Expectations"). Sometimes surface readers don't read at all; they might study how books were recycled for paper, or examine them for food stains, or sniff the pages for signs of certain chemicals.

Even though the Earth is rotating rapidly, physical objects on its surface (say, readers of this article) are not flung off into space.

Some facts—observations repeatedly confirmed and considered accurate about gravity include the following: (1) Even though the Earth is rotating rapidly, physical objects on its surface (say, readers of this article) are not flung off into space.

On the surface, Apprise Reader hits all the right buttons: Adobe Air, Twitter, AIM, RSS.

For the border farthest from the articular surface, the reader marked the bone just before the epiphyseal line or at the edge of bone and soft tissue.

For the border furthest from the articular surface, the reader marked the bone just prior to the epiphyseal line or at the edge of bone and soft tissue.

"If Microsoft creates a reader, Microsoft may include an interface to the NewCo Store in that reader and may surface in that reader all Content purchased by customers from the NewCo Store," the filing states.

Surface mail to Readers' editor, The Guardian, 119 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3EC1R

So, instead of copying and pasting speculative opinion about Wheeler from the host of political lobbies looking for a quick press hit, we'll wait for new information to surface and update readers as soon as we know more.

The efforts span major newspapers embarking on projects to advance data journalism and the use of AI to surface stories for readers, through to a nonprofit developing ways to weed out fake news, a timely subject in the wake of the recent U.S. election.