Sentence examples for on one spread from inspiring English sources

On one spread of pages, Magic is seen from above.

On one spread, a photograph by the photojournalist Dorothea Lange of a plowed field follows a photograph of a bookshelf from the Ralph Lauren RRL archives taken by Bruce Weber, for whom Adler's son Luke now works.

On one spread, a Nothosaurus hurls his pasta into the air, turning it into confetti; the parents gaze across the table with Hopperesque blankness.

The mood is complex and arresting: on one spread a gorgeous leaf-tunnel in autumn, titled "Memories," is paired with an antlered trophy on a wall, "Memento".

On one spread, as Rosen describes the stifling heat, the nausea of seasickness, the lice and rope burns and greasy ropes, Pritelli's cartoonlike spot drawings show the peppy boy beholding the wind, milking the ship's goat and generally busying himself on deck with a smile on his face.

(Pop-up book; ages 5 to 9) Just in time for the Olympics, this full-blast bells-and-whistles book teems with graphic pop, if also somewhat haphazard organization (art, religion and literature are lumped together on one spread, for example).

Put a small amount of the filling on one of the discs; spread it to a very thin layer of less than ½cm thick and about ½cm away from the edge; this will leave enough dough to close the edges together.

While one spread peanut butter on a piece of bologna with his finger — "Oh hell, where's that knife when you need it?" — the other called out to offer us a can of beer and ask if we knew anything about the 50 graves of Watson's victims that were never found.

On one hand, spreading across space (transmit antennas) and frequency (subcarriers) potentially provides robustness against frequency-selective fading and channel ill-conditioning while providing transmit diversity gains.

Not one bent on spreading complacent good cheer, but that's never been Simon Munnery's stock-in-trade.

These days, most coaches create one-on-one matchups through spread formations.