Sentence examples for dummy page from inspiring English sources

Anti-homosexual sentiment is flouted by Robert Gober, who for his "Untitled" (1992-96) has concocted a dummy page from The New York Times, inserting himself into a bridal-gown advertisement positioned under an article headlined "Vatican Condones Discrimination Against Homosexuals".

Beside her on the floor was a stack of dummy pages, which she'd covered with Post-it notes.

He'd come into the office with his sharpened pencils and draw the dummy pages that the men in the composing room would translate into hot metal.

He complained, in turn, that I bullied him, "making my eyes bleed", forcing him to write the first of a group of stories which had their origins in dummy pages he hung all around his living room wall for years.

The Screen Actors Guild 2013 nominations were announced on Wednesday morning -- hours after the nods actually leaked online via dummy pages on the SAG Awards website -- and expected favorites like Daniel Day-Lewis, Jennifer Lawerece, Anne Hathaway and Jesingledhastain were singled out for their screen work in 2012.

The site offers a "C.H.D.K. for Dummies" page with step-by-step instructions for loading the software into the camera.

To do so, detectives create a dummy Facebook page — perhaps employing a fake profile of an attractive teenage girl — and send out "friend requests" as bait to get beyond the social network's privacy settings.

Looking at a dummy front page of the new-look Standard last week, which included a story of the "biggest shares rally for 4 months", Greig admits that the good news line could be tricky.

Today's bit would be a dummy support page for the i9250 as shared by an unidentified GSM Arena tipster.

The service detects content-scrapers and diverts them from the site's useful material into dummy web pages with useless content.John Strand, an expert in active-defence techniques at SANS Institute, a computer-security training outfit, says the goal of all these technologies is to drive up the costs that hackers incur in the hope this will deter them in future.

He nicked the Not Private Eye dummy ("the front page claimed I had been picked up soliciting for boys on Hampstead Heath. Which is absolutely untrue – it was Clapham Common," he joked in Cheltenham).