Sentence examples for pack of pages from inspiring English sources

You can buy a pack of pages that can be inserted into the scrapbook as needed.

It's hard to tell, even after several viewings, as Akira is not only the result of trying to pack 2,182 pages of classic manga into a 125-minute movie but it also boasts a visual style so dense it's like a cartoon Blade Runner – a film that reveals more details the more time you spend with it.

A two-pack of 64-page 4-by-6-inch notebooks costs $7 and a 200-page 6-by-8-inch hard cover notebook sells for $17.50.

Having studiously avoided comparisons for hundreds of pages packed with ornithological detail, the entire book springs to, so to speak, wild life.

Tabby's name stood out, as did the creature's particular daring, and I had the strange sense of already knowing that the poor thing was doomed to a gruesome and shocking end: hunted and murdered by a pack of wild cats, some pages later — by which time I was marvelling both at the various peculiarities of the book and at my unsettling ability to forget them.

Unfortunately, in order to deliver on the promise of Mapping the Future of Global Civilization Khanna probably felt it would be unfair to readers to simply deliver a stack of PowerPoint slides full of just maps; hence, he dutifully proceeds to fell trees and produce hundreds of pages densely packed with prognostications about the future of global civilization.

All children were given the same handouts, consisting of a six-page pack of black-and-white copies.

Time Inc.'s five-year-old In Style, a magazine about shopping that masquerades as a magazine about celebrities, features hundreds of pages every month packed with merchandise, accompanied by "800" numbers and Web site addresses.

For much of last week, Brazilian television provided nearly round-the-clock coverage of the confrontations, and newspapers have been packed with pages of coverage every day.

He did note that the book was "jam packed" with pages of variants, ideas and suggestions, and found that the "Behind the Curtain" explanations from the designers gave him insight into their thought process behind the book's contents.

The use of single-sided questionnaires led to increased cost for printing (since the required number of pages doubled) and postage (because the survey packs were heavier).