Sentence examples for worldwide readers from inspiring English sources

Mail Online overtook the Huffington Post in worldwide readers earlier this year, and has nearly pipped the New York Times (see chart).Even though the Guardian's website has been popular for longer, its recent growth outside Britain is still impressive.

Its narrative wares are clearly advertised in the book-jacket blurb to reassure his tens of millions of worldwide readers that they will be getting the brand they want.

I thought about the influential effects of this story to worldwide readers, including impressionable young girls, and I felt the need to address it.

C. EXTERNAL CONTRIBUTIONS  COVERED BY THESE TERMS Material supplied by: 1. Freelancers - The Company is happy to publish Material which is supplied by freelance contributors('Freelancers'); it is showcased in the titles daily and appreciated worldwide by readers and users of the Websites.

"Greenwich Mean Time is part of our inheritance, and we should remain loyal to our past, which has shaped our history and is respected worldwide," a reader wrote on The Mail's Web site.

The global, rather than country-centric, perspective should appeal to readers worldwide; the small bites of information make each message palatable for even low-literacy readers; and the drawings eliminate language barriers.

Condé Nast publishes 124 titles worldwide with 54m readers.

I hope that all of the chosen books bring huge enjoyment to readers worldwide," she said.

By writing in English instead of Chinese, Malay or Tamil, they hope to reach readers worldwide.

Most were illustrated and designed to be easily marketed to English language readers worldwide.

Today is Bloomsday, when readers worldwide celebrate Leopold Bloom's Dublin wanderings on June 16, 1904, in James Joyce's "Ulysses".