Sentence examples for its own webpage from inspiring English sources

On Sunday it will post on its own webpage which bands are currently "trading high" on Coachella.

The work is short — a single Book — but because of the number of illustrations (which, unusually for a work from Antiquity, are more or less original from the author's pen, and thus of great value) it seemed useful to present each chapter on its own webpage.

The SGSA has its own webpage.

The chance for every cat to have its own webpage, including details of how many of its nine lives have been used up?

Each sighting has its own webpage and its own SEO value, making the data on that page easy to find and highly visible.

It's not like Twitter will be pulled entirely from the service, Google can still crawl and organize publicly available tweets (each tweet is its own webpage).

For example, a University Department or group might wish to expose its results on its own webpages to enhance the reputation and provide re-usable material.

For websites and blogs, separate each section by giving it its own separate webpage.

Dr. Begley has an extensive and impressive internet and media footprint; it is relatively easy to trace his footsteps through the Mosquitia following the information the "faciculos" El Heraldo published in July of 2012, Christopher S. Stewart Jungleland book, the expedition itineraries for his "Exploration Foundation" trips (Of which I only wish I could have partaken) and his own webpage.

Homer eventually catches on and starts his own webpage, which contains copyrighted material from other pages.

For a club/team website to be included in the study it had to have its own exclusive webpage(s), contain the club name, and have some relevant club details or information available for the viewer.