Sentence examples similar to beginning of page from inspiring English sources

In an article beginning on page 40 of this issue of The New Yorker, Murray Sayle argues that, while the atomic bomb was a big weapon, the decision to use it was not really a big decision.

Editors' Note: July 7 , 2002 Sunday An article beginning on Page 30 of The Times Magazine today describes the world of Richard Wallace, a computer scientist.

(The sorry episode is described beginning on page 122 of Lichtblau's book, Bush's Law: The Remaking of American Justice).

That brings us to the subject of this special issue of PAW, which, beginning on page 30, attempts to rank the 25 most influential alumni of all time.

That of course is why the provisions were hidden from the public until the very last minute and then buried in a massive, must-pass bill - beginning on page 1,599 of the 1,603 page Omnibus bill.

These letters appear in this issue of EHP beginning on page A794.

That section begins on page 28 of the PDF.

(An article on geothermal energy in homes begins on Page 1 of this section).

As if in silent homage to that technique, there is a dinner that begins on Page 119 of "A Man in Love," and on Page 280 the main course (lobster) is still being served.

In the example above, the article began on page 28 of section A. Note: Some stories in magazines and newspapers are printed without identifying an author.

In the last few years, a series of technological developments has given parents and their adult children some new options (as described in a related article that begins on Page 1 of this section).