Sentence examples for making page from inspiring English sources
The trick is making page views equal money.
She would solve the problem of Page 3 and free expression, she says, by "making Page 3 like jury service", so that all women have to be represented.
The book itself was reset more compactly, making page references to the first edition obsolete.
It took nearly a decade for the search engines to go from unifying around standards for blocking spidering and making page description to agreeing on the nofollow attribute for links in January 2005.
But I think now given the rise of mobile the focus is now shifting towards the fact that these delays — these RTTs [round-trip times] on these cell networks are really making page load times much larger than they should be," he says.
A snippet in the Herald Sun in Australia will earn you a phone call from the Prime Minister, while making page one of the New York Times should guarantee your mug appearing on a banknote of significant denomination at some point in the future.
Continue making pages and finding things to put into your journal/notebook.
He made Page Six the must read for everyone who wanted to be in the know".
This time, the story only made page three of the Manchester Evening News.
It made Page 1 of the nation's most prestigious newspaper.
Sara's drug-soaked birthday bash turns into an apocalyptic horror show that probably wouldn't make "Page Six," although it would certainly make Page 1. Far-fetched as it is, the blowout is efficiently stage-managed by Mr. Schumacher.
