Sentence examples for changes on page from inspiring English sources

Twain's methods as a writer were meticulous; on rereading one of his own novels, "More Tramps Abroad," he wrote suggestions for changes on page after page, even though the book had already been published.

Stephen Brough of Profile Books, a London publisher affiliated with The Economist, says that faxes are still useful in transmitting orders to distributors, and in allowing authors to indicate changes on page proofs easily.

In addition, in the section "additional ecosystem changes" on page 17 we discuss that the ecological impact of green crab has been relatively similar across regions.

This correction also requires a change on page 232 (20th line of "Results") because fewer polygenotypes are possible with this combination of 12 genes than with 16 genes (65,536 polygenotypes).

Therefore, the description and discussion of these results need to be changed on pages 6 to 7. The description of Figure 1b and the reasoning why there is a discrepancy between the two functions is unfortunately incomprehensible to me.

Comments about the changes on this page may be e-mailed to [email protected] or telephoned to (212) 556-7579.

"...we'll post any changes on this page.

The program will notify you when a site is updated, highlighting the changes on the page.

But now how do you "save" or keep your changes on the page?

EX lauds Oda's art for its "crispy" monochrome pictures, "great use of subtle shade changes" on color pages, "sometimes exquisite" use of angles, and for its consistency.

An article on the changes appears today, on Page 31.