Sentence examples for inch of text from inspiring English sources

During high school, he began writing about local high school sporting events for the city's newspapers, which paid him a nickel for each inch of text he provided, as he recalled in his autobiography, "A Nickel an Inch".

In 1971, Charles Cudworth declared that the elegy was "a work which probably contains more famous quotations per linear inch of text than any other in the English language, not even excepting Hamlet".

For all the inches of text devoted to the subject, "leftover women" — a pool of educated thirtyish women who can not find a partner in China — is a concept invented and sustained largely by men.

Maziar Darvish, head of internet incubator Neutron Ventures The BBC archive and BBC content should be made available to early-stage companies - if not all companies - because that is the main asset and expertise they have, producing good content, whether that's audio, video, databases or many, many column inches of text.

These combined changes, Mr. Curley said, will mean eight inches more of text on each page, while preserving legibililty.

Footnoted to within an inch of its life (210 notes in 146 pages of text), the book contains one interview by the author.

The bricks were a hit last season, with the Mets selling 18,000 of them (an eight-inch-by-eight-inch brick with four lines of text costs $395), and over the winter the Mets added thousands more.

Each page of the novel measures eleven by fourteen inches and features three columns of text.

Even in defeat, Scalia inched the debate toward the question of text versus intent.

Since the advent of text databases, the "column inch" job has become the word count search.

These pocket-size children's books measure about 3½ by 4½ inches and feature pictures with facing pages of text.