Sentence examples for paragraphs set from inspiring English sources

He peeled back the magazine to a page where several paragraphs, set in small type, had been highlighted in fluorescent green, then he handed it to David, having apparently given up on me.

Clipped free-verse lines and paragraphs set her "phony double life of uptown glass-walled magazine drudgery" against the more colorful doings around her then home: these included "heavy-metal jewelers," "desperate filmmakers" and a "Gas stove, faint leaking whiff, crossed / with cockroaches".

A bold retort to the gray pages of traditional newspapers, it had color photographs, eye-catching graphics and bite-sizestories with paragraphs set off by bullets.

In 2012, after reporting by the Guardian and a BBC documentary that showed that dozens of police officers' statements had identical opening paragraphs setting out the scene of a riot, South Yorkshire police referred themselves to the Independent Police Complaints Commission for possible misconduct.

The second paragraph set aside $300,000 for a mausoleum which was to have this inscription on it.

This girl paid this schmuck $500 to paparazz her, then wrote about it in that obnoxious college-journalism style where you let the first paragraph "set the scene".

Her opening paragraph sets the scene.

And is this whole paragraph setting back the cause of women sports fans by 50 years?

The first paragraph sets the tone wonderfully: There was no possibility of taking a walk that day.

The third paragraph sets the historical scene: the "family camp" (Familienlager) at Auschwitz-Birkenau for Jews from Theresienstadt, and especially the "children's block" that existed from the autumn of 1943 to its final liquidation in the summer of 1944.

The then culture secretary said he was unable to agree to the publication of May's extremism strategy with the wording in paragraph 111 and suggested it be replaced with a paragraph setting out the previously agreed position that Ofcom's powers be kept under regular review.