Sentence examples for have a page from inspiring English sources

How many newspapers have a page for pancakes?

Ucas have a page for students with disabilities.

We have a page on our Voices site where you can join the debate.

"But we have a page on our site for our older son Davide, who is 6.

A surprising number of non-fiction books have a page of photos for 69.

Thereafter the book is open to suggestions: we usually have a page describing where we are.

We have a page for our university where people report sexist experiences and arguments spring up a lot there".

But it would have been helpful to have a page or two summarizing the current medical ­consensus.

I don't have a page in my notebook listing "topics too awful or sensitive or offensive to sing about".

I don't have a page on Facebook (which should really be called EverythingYouWantedToKnowAboutYourKidButWereAfraidToAskBook), and my cell phone is as basic as they come.

The "Stuck to a Pole" game will have a page on two social-networking Web sites, Facebook and MySpace, she added.