Sentence examples for continues page from inspiring English sources

One consequence of this ban was a sharp rise in the human death rate from malaria and other insect-borne diseases in tropical regions.' He continues (page 127): Neither Rachel Carson, nor the green movement – nor the US government seemed aware of the dire human consequence of banning the manufacture of DDT and its lookalikes before substitutes were available..

If it is a journal, capitalize all major words, insert a comma, add the volume number, issue number (in parentheses, if applicable -- if the journal starts the page numbering of each issue with 1, then include this; if the journal continues page numbering issue to issue for a volume, do not include this), another comma, the page number(s) and a period to end the journal citation.

Meanwhile, as her costars' negotiations continued, Page Six was reporting a crack in the armor: De Lesseps reportedly was showing signs of caving in.

The purple prose, heightened by the interleaving of pedestrian information, continues for page after page, never appearing to catch on to its own self-parodic qualities.

The mathematical formulas for the various classes of supporting reads and their locations (page 4, continued on page 6) are hard to understand.

The entry continues on Page 37.

The Big Deal column continues on Page 2.

The article about splitting the cost of buying a house continues on Page 9.

The article about buyers who sign contracts for condos that are not even built continues on Page 9; the Big Deal column, about the scarcity of brand-name architects for condo buildings in San Francisco, continues on Page 4.   The Times welcomes comments and suggestions, or complaints about errors that warrant correction.

The article about buyers who sign contracts for condos that are not even built continues on Page 9; the Big Deal column, about the scarcity of brand-name architects for condo buildings in San Francisco, continues on Page 4. The "Getting Started" article last Sunday, about flood insurance for homeowners and renters, using information from one company, USAA, misstated its coverage for food spoilage.

The insistent paradox of everyday life continues [End Page 175] to infuse new studies with energy and organization.