Sentence examples for book folding from inspiring English sources

He had opened the side of an oil drum like a book, folding back a leaf on either side.

The center teaches blind people to identify bills by a special folding method — leave singles flat, fold $5 bills like a book, fold $10 bills lengthwise, and fold $20 bills in quarters.

Its slight left-side thickening is supposed to suggest the feel of a paperback book folded back on your hand.

The book folds back upon itself with a pop-cultural reflexivity that's among Wallace's own subjects of literary obsession.

His body was not visibly touched by violence and held no clues as to how he came to his grisly end, except for a scrap of paper reading "Tamam Shud" torn out of a book, folded up and carried in his fob pocket.

By the time Project Blue Book folded in 1969, it had evaluated 12,618 reports of sightings.

The venture, which included Talk magazine and Talk Miramax Books, folded in 2002.

Some machines book-fold the successive plies as the fabric is spread; others have turntable devices permitting one-way spreads.

To make smaller books, fold several sheets of paper paper carefully into halves or quarters, clamp the stack together and punch and bind it, then slit the pages apart with a sharp knife afterward, being careful not to cut the binding threads.

This is called a double turn, or a book fold, as it resembles a book closing.

Change the multiple pages to Book fold.