Sentence examples for pink page from inspiring English sources

On a pink page of my tattered autograph book is her penciled autograph, "Snow White -- Adriana Caselotti".

It seems odd to imagine that a bloody revolution might be launched from the pink pages.

The pink pages of La Gazzetta dello Sport named it the sport's "year zero".

When football starts making the leap from the back pages to the pink pages, it is a sure sign that all is not well with our national game.

Crystal Palace earned the distinction of appearing in yesterday's Financial Times when the club's administrators advertised the club for sale in the famous pink pages.

Hundreds of books surrounded Mr. Volcker — filling shelves and piled high on virtually every flat surface — as did pink pages of The Financial Times, folded into origami.

The 127-year-old Financial Times, whose pagespares ase as much a symbol of the City as the pinstriped suit, is to be sold to a Japanese financial media company by its British owners for £844m.

In the pink pages of the Financial Times, the City's own organ, a former investment banker called for moralised markets, while the FT's brainbox-in-chief asked why the arrival of Occupy London Stock Exchange had taken so long.

This is the political equivalent of pink pages of share prices in the FT – and a neatly assembled audience for advertisers who want to reach movers and shakers behind their office doors.

Am I paranoid in wondering if I was invited as an acceptable face of a form of journalism which is otherwise concealed in the pale pink pages of the Financial Times?

A 50th anniversary edition of the 30m-selling novel is released later this month with a black cover, pink pages and its own matching notebook and mug – but this is just the tip of the iceberg.