Sentence examples for pages of time from inspiring English sources

Sad-eyed men in suits, poring over edifying tomes, no longer dignified the pages of Time.

Who cares if he really said, as your report later posits, that Israel would be "removed from the pages of time".

Turn back the pages of time and you can see their work in print instantly morphing into the blogs of today.

Mr Cooper refused to "scoop" himself by discussing precisely what Mr Rove told him before he can publish his story on the pages of Time.

And he wrote many hundreds of thousands of them in a wildly industrious career that stretched over almost a half-century, in books, in the pages of Time magazine and in almost any publication that asked him.

In the blogosphere translators hold lively debates about whether he really did call for Israel to be "wiped off the map" or just "removed from the pages of time", a phrase which some people seem to think sounds less fierce.

Those who read the letters pages of Times Higher Education have long been aware of the tribulations endured by humanities academics, watching horror-stricken as their disciplines are eroded and cut.

A wall of magazine covers includes his appearance on the front page of Time and as a character in The Simpsons.

Claims that Iran poses an "existential threat" to Israel because President Ahmadinejad said the state "must vanish from the page of time" bear no relation to reality.

The "journalist" said this was a great story and he could get it on to the front page of Time magazine and published elsewhere.

Can we just tell the judge to close the case?How many prime ministers have you seen in the history of England Scotland Wales Irelandd)?"The regime occupying Jerusalem must vanish from the page of time".