1.   In the end, the chapter on Searle takes the reader through his thought showing where it agrees with, and where it diverges from, Austin.

2.   This is a collection of some of his articles which takes the reader through the year.

3.   Another link took the reader to a video report by an NBC correspondent.

4.   As a reporter, McFeely takes the reader inside the jury deliberation room during the retrial as jurors decide whether Brooks should live or die.

5.   Arranged like a diary, taking the reader chronologically through the events of each day, the book reads like an unauthorized biography.

6.   At times, the novelist shifts into present tense, taking the reader more directly into the events and emotions.

7.   Author-photographer Jonathan Chester takes the reader on a stunning tour of the Antarctic, helping to build vocabulary and knowledge along the way.

8.   Blitzer takes readers through discussions of business cycles, policy-makers and more-specific influences on the markets such as inflation, oil prices and corporate mergers.

9.   Endlich takes readers through that history and shows how a family-owned firm came to dominate its competitors on the international playing field.

10.   ESPN said it will start a biweekly magazine aimed at taking readers away from Sports Illustrated, one of the most profitable periodicals in the U.S.