It was the start of a long association with the Digest.

Second year students were taught the greater part of the Digest.

Reader's Digest has expanded its business in several new ways.

Accordingly, no mention is made in the Digest to the original form.

Golf Digest ranked the course 4 out of 5 stars.

Reader's Digest was told not to use this mailing again.

At the Digest, you were a person, not a number."

The Digest, with an international circulation of 24,000, is known for its investigative reports.

Reader's Digest is well aware of its problems and has already set about addressing them.

"It was the first voluntary early retirement program at the Digest," he said.

The Digest, however, was given complete force of law.

Writer's Digest named it the best new literary magazine of 1992.

He turned his attention back down to the letter in The Digest.

Reader's Digest has a worldwide circulation of more than 28 million.

"From the moment you got to the Digest, you were taken care of," she said.

The same is found in other texts in the Digest.

The move comes at a time when Readers Digest is going through a difficult period.

I read an article in Reader's Digest by some woman.

His work has been used on the cover of Reader's Digest.

When we turn to the texts in the Digest it is difficult to make them conform to any rule.

About a year and a half ago, Reader's Digest developed a name for these people.

Reader's Digest is a family magazine for general interest.

Reader's Digest will offer a small stake to the public, ending more than 60 years as a private company.

I just sat by the phone reading Reader's Digest most of the time.

His article was published in the magazine Science Digest, 1980.

Maybe to give them time to digest what had happened.

So much for them taking their time to digest the information.

Maybe he just wants some time to digest what's happened.

I needed a moment to digest what I'd just heard.

There was so much information to digest and make sense of.

I wanted to give them a little while to digest it.

I was beginning to digest the idea of her being dead.

Again it took me a little while to digest the information.

The air at this season of the year is hard to digest.

It was a story his mother found hard to digest.

I'm going to give you a couple of minutes to digest that.

But you also need time to really live with the music, to digest it.

Knew how to take his time, get the data, digest it before he made a move.

It was as if he had to digest the words, not simply hear them.

Other young men might have needed more time to digest all that has happened in the last six months.

It is very important to consider what you can digest.

"It will take time for the city to digest the report."

It is the kind of thing everybody can understand and digest.

Next week, the market will have few economic reports to digest.

The market has other economic data to digest before Friday.

"Do they need all of them to digest their food?"

In truth, what he felt a need for was time to digest the situation.

This makes it difficult for the body to digest food.

Maybe that was why it took so long to digest the people.

I wanted it to be really simple and easy to digest.