Sentence examples for opening a page from inspiring English sources

"They're mating," Lisa Sapolsky explained to Benjamin and Rachel upon opening a page of a natural history encyclopedia showing two animals biting each other's necks.

One reader wrote, "I hope before this begins (January) that you do something about the bouncing when you scroll down a page, the LONG time for opening a page and general confusion on some pages.

Ms. Banerjee briefly toyed with her own handmade line of clothing, opening a page on Etsy to sell handmade skirts and aprons under the name Misery & Co., but quickly decided she didn't want to be a designer.

As it is possible to track how many times a story has been looked at through what we call page impressions (someone opening a page and looking at a story constitutes one page impression), we know exactly how popular any of our stories are at any given time - which can be sobering for journalists.

One obstacle faced by the mathematician attempting to come to grips with RUSS is that, being expressed in the language of recursion theory, it is not easily readable; indeed, on opening a page of Kushner's excellent lectures (1985), one might be forgiven for wondering whether this is analysis or logic.

For example, opening a Pages document will open Pages in your web browser.

"Open a page, any page," he said, like a magician.

I opened a page of Nadja at random.

Open a page at random and chances are you'll alight on something like, "Lakes are preppier than pools.

Often, when you open a page, the music's already thumping, as if you'd stumbled into a party in someone's basement.

Moving his smartphone to about two inches from one of the bullseyes, the smartphone received an instant signal and opened a page on the Roland Garros Web site.