Sentence examples for found on the page from inspiring English sources

Op-eds, which means "opposite editorial," are literally found on the page opposite from the editorials, and are the views of one person – usually a columnist or well-known person – about current events.

Then, have students compare "hard news" (factual news stories without opinion), "editorials" (opinion articles expressing the views of the newspaper's editorial board), and "opposite editorials," or "op-eds" (opinion articles found on the page opposite the editorial page, written by columnists or others, that do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the editorial page).

Given a set of seeds (web page URLs), the web spider expands the network by following all links that can be found on the page that meet a set of conditions.

Downloading the update is pretty simple: just plug in, pop into iTunes, tap on your device's name in the left-hand navigation, and click the "Update" button found on the page that pops up.

Click on the Download links found on the page.

Click the "Link to Twitter" button found on the page and Fitbit will ask for confirmation of your action.

He did the same with the lessons he found on the pages of the guitar and harmonica books.

The sail-backed carnivore Dimetrodon (Fig. 1) frequently can be found on the pages of dinosaur books and lurking among the plastic dinosaurs for sale at museum gift shops.

Grease, wine, coffee, and even blood can be found on the pages, and insects leave small holes in parchment.

Gabby's fitness tips can also be found on the pages of Shape magazine where she is a monthly contributing editor.

(Sometimes I want to wring the neck of every bobolink I find on the page).