| take reader | 3.55 | I do like to take my readers to the edge. | ||
| attract reader | 3.29 | The panel comic began attracting young readers. | ||
| leave reader | 2.37 | Does all this leave readers hanging? | ||
| tell reader | 1.84 | Morrison tells readers. | ||
| ask reader | 1.78 | Ask my readers. | ||
| draw reader | 1.71 | But, he says most of them drew few readers. | ||
| provide reader | 1.51 | Newspapers have a duty to provide readers with the facts. | ||
| have reader | 1.38 | I have readers. | ||
| inform reader | 1.38 | My goal is to educate and inform readers about wine. | ||
| keep reader | 1.18 | Keck says the Stranger will keep its readers. | ||
| lead reader | 1.18 | In each case, the reader is led down a blind alley. | ||
| introduce reader | 1.12 | She introduced readers to Karan and Paloma Picasso. | ||
| guide reader | 1.05 | Much of his writing was meant to guide readers in finding importance in their lives. | ||
| remind reader | 1.05 | Great sacrifices were made and readers should be reminded. | ||
| bring reader | 0.99 | Will interest in superhero movies bring readers back to the comic shops? | ||
| refer reader | 0.92 | Readers are referred to the earlier discussion. | ||
| strike reader | 0.92 | That struck some readers as an ethnic slur. | ||
| help reader | 0.86 | Such an attitude will help the reader of this novel as well. | ||
| lure reader | 0.86 | Smaller photos and garish headlines lure the reader inside. | ||
| surprise reader | 0.72 | Her style will surprise some readers. |