Sentence examples for alongside pages from inspiring English sources

Sit a work of quirky fiction alongside pages of fact and opinion and it suddenly seems whimsically obscure.

The #FBrape Twitter campaign is hitting where it hurts, by tweeting big advertisers with screengrabs of their carefully cultivated logos floating alongside pages entitled things such as What's 10 Inches Long and Makes Girls Have Sex With Me – My Knife!

White ran for election against Matthew Page and Joseph Holmes for the seat in 1791, and won alongside Page with 310 votes to Page's 335 votes.

The exhibition places vintage prints alongside album pages, postcards, and cartes de visite.

While we already have rigorous review and removal policies for content against our terms, we recognize we need to do more to prevent situations where ads are displayed alongside controversial Pages and Groups.

In a blogpost on Friday, Facebook said: "We recognise we need to do more to prevent situations where ads are displayed alongside controversial Pages and Groups.

Though Brodsky only discovered the removal of the report yesterday, it may have disappeared alongside other pages like the LGBT rights page and climate change did on inauguration day.

The only exception is that in the U.S., political views alongside political Pages and Events you interact with impact your overarching personality categories that can be targeted with ads.

A typical issue might feature scholarly articles on such arcane exotica as neolithic Scythian belt buckles and Neapolitan Christmas cribs alongside startling page-size images of big toes, skyscrapers and the view down the human throat.

A facsimile of the yellowed document now lives on the Web site of Darel's company, Maison Gerard Darel, alongside a page devoted to two of the designer's other prized possessions, a necklace once owned by Jackie Kennedy and a sweater worn by Marilyn Monroe in "How to Marry a Millionaire".

A long and scrupulous essay from 1995 on what Malcolm variously calls "the annals of Bloomsbury", "the Bloomsbury story", and "the novel of Bloomsbury" finds its resting place alongside one-page obituaries and the odd indifferent book review, whereas the similar subsequent investigation into the mythology surrounding Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes became The Silent Woman.