Sentence examples for paper on page from inspiring English sources

A story about the 93% bleaching appeared in Thursday's paper on page 13.

He placed his statement, under the headline "From the Editors: The Times and Iraq," within the paper, on Page 10.

In their paper on page 714 of this issue2, Allwood and colleagues provide good reasons to suppose that such reservations really aren't necessary.

Studies of O157 H7 receive a boost from a paper on page 529 of this issue3, in which Perna and colleagues describe and analyse the genome sequence of one strain of E. coli O157 H7.

Or two-thirds of it might be sold, or half, or a wraparound banner might be attached to the page; or the front-page ad might be followed by another, on page 2, with the normal page 1 buried inside the paper on page 3.

The New York Times reported on the release in Saturday's paper on page 18.

There are three loose papers on page 85; they are a) a newspaper clipping, obituary, b) letter of C.L. Stoddard, 1882, Wausau, Wisconsin, and c) a short family geneology of men in Stoddard line from 1776 to l86l.

We are about getting rid of taxes, not imposing new taxes.' So why do his own budget papers on page 17 show that the government is taking $2.2bn from Australians by taxing them more every time they fill up their family car?

Earlier this week, Sander Herfst, a virology postdoc at Erasmus MC here and the first author of Fouchier's paper, published on page 1534 of this issue of Science, was getting the champagne ready and announcing a lab party on the bulletin boards.

A child who spends hours doing research for a one page paper on worms is probably up to something.

The options for reform, the green paper makes clear on page 105, apply only to the costs of people's care, not their accommodation.