Sentence examples for zero readers from inspiring English sources
This week's Poetry Pairing matches "Full Flight" by Bob Hicok with "At Ground Zero, Readers Offer Plain-Spoken Tributes to Those Lost," an article that appeared on Tuesday, the eleventh anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
In the article "At Ground Zero, Readers Offer Plain-Spoken Tributes to Those Lost," Vivian Yee writes: This time, there were no presidents reading psalms, no sounds of Yo-Yo Ma's cello echoing across the plaza, no national outpouring of decade-later reflections.
Take those 24.4 million readers.
There'll be only two readers and two writers.
They have a million four hundred thousand subscribers and four million readers.
This week, stories from six readers who work in pop music.
The Mirror folded in 1963 with a million readers.
Two readers asked if Henny Youngman edited this story.
The zine attracted, at its peak, perhaps eighty readers.
More than a thousand readers cancelled their subscriptions.
Today, it claims fifteen million readers, nearly all of them women.
