Sentence examples for website reader from inspiring English sources

The figures on care costs for injured troops were identified by a Guardian website reader using a database created by Guardian developers last week.

As a website reader remarked: "If you go on to the London Underground and look at what your fellow commuters are reading, you will see plenty of Twilight and Stieg Larsson, but you will often catch people reading Cloud Atlas with the same enthusiasm.

One of the BBC website reader comments on a story said: Awful sentimental tosh for someone who should have been locked up for child molesting back in 72 Pollard review solicitor Richard Spafford raised another comment which read: One of my best friends in 1972 was molested by this creep Savile.

It was a mood best summed up by a simple remark fromBBC website reader Ian Mears.

BBC News website reader Nick Middleton from Henley on Thames sent in his video of the stunt.

"Disney own too much already," complained one BBC News website reader, while another predicted the deal would leave "the biggest film franchise in the world totally ruined".

Website readers will be invited to vote for their favourite entries.

As ever, the Times website readers are not convinced: "Pass me the vacuum cleaner, luv," says Ben Keeley.

On the Catholic Herald website, readers voiced dismay that Mr Murdoch senior had been knighted by the Vatican and called for Rome to rescind the honour.

Even on the Daily Mail's website, readers responded to Hollyoaks actor Kieron Richardson's coming out with indifference: "So what?" one wrote.

Who says the literary novel is dying?" On the book club website, readers undertook some close analysis of the relations between the novel's different narratives.