Sentence examples for mark pages from inspiring English sources

There is even a page of stickers embedded in the magazine so readers can mark pages with potential purchases.

I like to mark pages with sticky notes, flick through and refer back (frequently), and occasionally balance a TV supper on one.

You can also easily mark pages that you want to revisit, and, with a stylus, write notes on the page or highlight passages.

These pocket-sized volumes published by Knopf have plastic-coated covers with wide flaps to mark pages; they cost $19.95 each.

The complaint reiterates allegations that agents searching Mr. Marri's apartment found an almanac in which business cards were used to mark pages describing major dams, reservoirs, waterways and railroads in the United States.

Stars can also be used to mark pages when browsing the web; you can click the star icon in Toolbar to create a bookmark, which will show up in your starred items.

I have taken to marking pages that do not satisfy the dictionary's definition of "fiction" with small yellow flags.

As a wedding gift, the housekeeper marked pages of the 1936 edition of "The Settlement Cook Book" for important recipes.

The fact that marking pages up or flipping back and forth is a bit tricky isn't that big a deal to Kindle users.

If you need to refer back to parts of what you are reading, be systematic about marking pages and/or making notes as you go, so that you don't have to hunt for specific things.

But by the 1980s, under editor Kelvin McKenzie, Page 3 was brasher and flashier, and the women featuring in it – Samantha Fox, Linda Lusardi, Maria Whitaker – gaining a celebrity beyond the confines of the paper (a 2000 article marking Page 3's 30th anniversary noted that no fewer than 155 of the page's former models had released singles).