Sentence examples for Succeeding pages from inspiring English sources

At the start of the exhibition a gridded sequence of photographs shows the book opened to succeeding pages to reveal the progress of the bullet.

This inner drama intensifies as the action of "Hungry Ghost," for almost all its succeeding pages, closes in on Carter's extended courtship of a 26-year-old Catholic woman called Mia Malone.

On the succeeding pages, the student should write an essay of no more than 1,000 words that summarizes her/his academic background before entering the Department, intellectual development while studying history at Princeton, and career goals.

There was plenty of it scattered through the succeeding pages: The Japs had bombed a Chinese airpor the governments of Great Britain, U. S. & France were preparing formal protest against the closing of the Yangtze River to neutral trade; other warlike items.

An English translation of the document, entered into evidence in the World Trade Center trial, said that the manual was dated 1982, that it had been published in Amman, Jordan, and that it carried a heading on the front and succeeding pages: The Basic Rule.

You may use Google docs to edit the succeeding pages as you normally would and then download the file back to your computer.

He added, "Once the child assimilates the structure or pattern of the poem, they are able to read the entire story by mentally plugging in the new animals and their movements that appear on each succeeding page".

Looking back, I well recall how astonished I was at the way he turned out page after page in the old-fashioned way: dipping a quill-type pen in an inkwell without ever spilling a drop, and neatly onto each succeeding page.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has scuttled social promotion for third graders despite scant evidence that his policy can succeed (front page, March 17).

In the manner of some of the best cultural history, Untimely Ruins succeeds [End Page 828] by assembling such diverse examples under a shared, but previously invisible, theme.

Mr. Raines will succeed Joseph Lelyveld, who is retiring, as executive editor, and Gail Collins, a columnist on the Op-Ed page, will become editorial page editor, succeeding Mr. Raines.