Sentence examples for compact pages from inspiring English sources

The site features the text of the Mayflower Compact, pages for children, information about the Pilgrims and links to other Mayflower societies.

Through MANATEE, annotators were easily able to access the computationally derived data in a compact summary page.

At a compact 250 pages, Behind the Beautiful Forevers is a small masterpiece of documentary storytelling.

Compact – 280 pages with index – and yet enormous in scope, it is a detailed vision of a city, and what a city should be like, that has never been bettered.

The book is reasonably compact (262 pages of text), with a very dependable critical apparatus.

"Ariel" appeared for three or four years in the spring, each a compact ten pages or so.

With the publication of A Manual of North American Birds in 1887, Robert Ridgway condensed what was known about the continent's birds into a relatively compact 642 pages and 464 outline drawings.

"The purpose of this book is to help our culture avoid sliding into a dead end," she writes at the start of the compact, 241-page work.

Contraction Hearing Ahead It could become a collectors' item, the Minnesota Twins' 2001 postseason guide, a compact 200-page publication reviewing the team's outstanding season and the contributions its individual players made to the surprising second-place finish.

The authors know their subjects deeply: Elisabeth Sifton is the daughter of the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr, who influenced Bonhoeffer when he studied in America; and Fritz Stern is an acclaimed historian who escaped Nazi Germany at the age of 12. Their book resulted from an article published in the New York Review of Books last year that has expanded to a still-compact 150 pages.

The way she stacks syntax and changes the forward beat of the story often in mid-sentence causes a whole different cloud of affect than one would expect, especially in the compact, often page-long forms she puts together.