Sentence examples for most of pages from inspiring English sources

You'll find it spread across most of pages thirty-four and thirty-five of the main section.

Characteristics Dataset1 Education 30140 13.03 Requests for mostly dominant pages Dataset2 Community 26727 10.6 A lot of requests for the same page Dataset3 Online shopping 99018 22.7 Links to most of pages Requests for a variety of pages.

The Daily Express devoted most of page 5 to its report, while the Daily Mirror put it on page 4, with a big headline that included The Sun's logo.

The Sun devotes most of page nine to "Scandal of Xmas telly … Déjà view", and the Daily Mail has "Here we go again... Christmas of TV re-runs" on page 27 - while the Mirror splashes on "63% of Xmas TV will be repeats", with a turn to most of page five.

Although the Daily Mail did give it most of page 4 ("It's war: Boris and Theresa trade blows... ..) the paper kept its own counsel on whether it backed Johnson or May.

As shown, the proposed binarization method successfully filters out most of page borders and it is able to preserve the faint characters well compared with conventional methods as shown in Fig. 11 e, f.

As you may have noticed, most of page one of Sunday's Washington Post Outlook section was given to an article titled, "A Nuclear Iran: Would America Strike to Prevent It? -- Imagining Obama's Response to an Iranian Missile Crisis".

Likewise, most of these pages are devoted to frank idolatry.

McInerney fills most of his pages less with story than with a kind of cultural indexing.

Most of these pages are facsimiles from what appears to be four or five other notebooks.

Then Rhodri, i's production wizard (who puts most of the pages together) had a couple of hundred quid removed.