Sentence examples for takes a viewer from inspiring English sources
The national federation's Web site takes a viewer step by step through a color-coded orienteering trail map.
A pretitle sequence in "CyberWorld" takes a viewer hurtling into a maze behind the screen on a thrilling ride.
One new and interesting format takes a viewer through a major tournament with the expert thinking on every deal explained.
A link to Amazon is an easy, and potentially lucrative, way for such specialist sites to do that at one remove; a click on the link takes a viewer to Amazon's relevant page.
His figuration is so kinesthetically affecting that it takes a viewer time to notice that, say, a figure's right arm is roughly twice as long as her left one.
The big difference on the artists' site is a link saying "Group Exhibition Down to Nature" that takes a viewer to descriptions and pictures of the bathroom work, which includes six art objects in addition to Mr. Hartshorn's performance.
"I want my work to disappear into the landscape and then take a viewer by surprise," Mr. Johnson said.
Surrounded now by expensive perfume shops and shoe stores, and almost abandoned by other galleries, it can take a viewer by surprise.
(In a particularly smart bit of jujitsu, the show took a viewer criticism, that Lockhart Gardner won too many cases to be realistic, and transformed it into a legal threat, as Scott-Carr accused the firm of bribing judges).
His clearly-presented app is like a primer on the new technology, taking a viewer's hand and leading the way through the text and photographs, accessible by taps and swipes, from one chapter to the next.
By far the largest and most impressive offering on the site, the timeline spans 70 interactive pages with 830 individual entries that take a viewer from 1833 to 1976.
