Sentence examples for page time from inspiring English sources

The poor thing hardly gets any page time in "Angelopolis," which is a real shame.

The overwhelmed social worker spends much of her page time apologizing for her own futility.

Strangely, the two most powerful kinds of magic there are — the power of cruelty and the power of love — receive the least page time here, their pungency muffled in ice gardens, intricate clocks and floor-sweeping gowns that change color.

Simpson spends more page time describing a tree burning down than she does on any death or birth; I like to think it's an emblem of the family tree, accidentally gone.

Where Beauty Is a Wound is sprawlingly expansive, Man Tiger is slender and taut, with the central supernatural element given relatively little page time and the nation's history collapsed into oblique glimpses: the rusting samurai swords left behind from the Japanese colonial period and the increase in "private" violence, an apparent symptom of living in "a republic no longer at war".

Things which were saying, 'OK, new page, time to stop doing the same old things.'" Buxton helped at a youth project in south London, sorted out the records in his home, toyed with the idea of settling down in the country.

On the same page Times described exactly the air our city people breathe.

Those pieces, along with Elizabeth Rosenthal's five-part Times series and Steven Brill's twenty-eight-page Time cover story, "Bitter Pill: Why Medical Bills are Killing Us," have made the lack of price transparency in health care an intensely debated topic for both policymakers and the public.

Most of my war stories now sit on the shelf in my living room, locked in a 256-page time capsule that I never open.

To match the bravura of the opening page of Richard Powers's 631-page "Time of Our Singing," it would be necessary to transcribe it.

John Williams put me in his 274-page time machine and there I was, alternately sweating and shivering in his hard, bleak, unrelentingly unromantic world.