Sentence examples for heavier paper from inspiring English sources

Kodak Gallery offers a "Legacy Photo Book" made with heavier paper and bound in either linen or leather.

Money's January issue will have heavier paper stock, but the real shift is its aggressive response to Sept. 11.

From 1917 to 1969 the Times printed a special edition on heavier paper for the royal household.

The trick was figuring out how to print on the heavier paper so that the ink wouldn't smear if the paper became wet.

Typically, an ad inside a front cover sells for more than an ad page in that issue because of the cover's visibility and heavier paper stock.

The magazine recently hired a well-known designer, John Korpics, to alter its visual style, moving to a less cluttered look, fewer portraits of chief executives on its covers and heavier paper stock.

Heavier papers won't fold as tightly, resulting in a floppy plane.

The magazine, which sells for $10, is on heavy paper bound at a stiff spine.

It was beautiful, on heavy paper stock, and showed a gorgeous wreath.

The structure may be sealed with earth, canvas, heavy paper, or plastic to keep air out.

Only about 100 copies of the regular and deluxe (heavy paper) editions were sold to subscribers.