Sentence examples for edges of pages from inspiring English sources

One of them is a calligraphy with a border of figures involved in bookmaking: a calligrapher, a gold-leaf maker, a man filing the edges of pages, for example.

To one extreme of sensibility stand Matthew Higgs, who presents the unaltered outer cover of the Museum of Modern Art's 1968 "Art of the Real" catalog as an Albers-like abstraction, and Erica Baum, who takes enigmatic close-up photographs of indexes or the edges of pages.

Then, paint the outside of all of the pages as well as the edges of the pages that are exposed inside the rectangle that you cut.

But it too has limitations, especially near the tattered edges of the pages.

Edges of some pages are torn and crumbling, but the words, drawn in graceful cursive script, remain remarkably legible.

De Stefanis secured the "Sidereus Nuncius" in an authentic seventeenth-century vellum binding and goffered the edges of the pages with a pattern of dots.

The neat lines of Arabic script were clearly legible, but the edges of many pages had crumbled away, the words trailing off into nothingness.

The concrete looks fresh, although small imperfections in the surface make some of the books look used, the edges of the pages discoloured or speckled with age.

I especially like the red birds printed on the edges of the pages, so when you look to open it they seem to be flying along the book!

Flicking through the pages of an atlas or struggling to unfold a tourist map gives a physical sense of scale: here is the city and the edges of the pages are its limits.

This publishing season brings us an exceptional round of new books on the subject, and it is possible to scent the first cool injections of historical embalming fluid at the edges of their pages.