Sentence examples for taking the readers from inspiring English sources
Of course, since the Library relocated to King's Cross in 1997, taking the readers with it, the Reading Room's devotees have gone into mourning.
Taking the readers through the entire spectrum starting from etiology and pathophysiology to clinical presentation to management principles, each question addresses one key aspect of the disorder.
Excellent series for taking the reader to a different time and place!
Lewis achieves that by taking the reader on a journey of discovery.
It verges on autobiography, taking the reader through each stage of Goulson's life – some, surprisingly bumbling.
Taking the reader from the Early Iron Age to the Imperial Period, this volume launches an essential inquiry into Greek power relations.
Elegant, witty, stylish and crisp, the language of the book moves swiftly forward, taking the reader with it.
"That way," he continued, "I know where the story is going and where I'm taking the reader.
Like Baudelaire, Plath extended the boundaries of the lyric, taking the reader deep into the shadows of her sorrow during the final weeks and months of her life.
The Beak of the Finch almost stands on its own as a story of exploration, taking the reader on repeated trips with the Grants to the Galápagos.
We aim to take the readers along the historical path of discovering the gene-microbiome cross-talk, although the studies we include here are not strictly chronological.
