Sentence examples for past pages from inspiring English sources

It's that the absence of any life within the writing on the page ends up robbing the books of the vital force that pushes you past pages.

Fans of the league have grown accustomed to having to flick past pages and pages of Aussie rules football, rugby and cricket articles before finding anything related to domestic soccer.

Certainly, it's impossible to turn the past pages of this magazine, or the pages of American literary history, for that matter, without being reminded of how inextricable the drinking life and the writing life — or, to put it more bluntly, alcoholism and art — once were.

In the past, pages been too messy to use.

This is a good way to narrow a search to find stuff you know you want without having to scroll past pages of unrelated results.

I couldn't get past page 30.

I found the kid a little tiresome and didn't get much past page twenty.

If you make it past page 9 you're probably, erm, Steve Jobs.

I've tried to read that book three separate times, and I never get past Page 50.

One scene had Lisbeth telling her co-sleuth and sometime lover Mikael Blomkvist everything about her sordid past — "page after page," Rapace recalls.

Try to persuade your half sister not to convert to Islam until she's got past Page 60 of the Koran.