Sentence examples for placed on page from inspiring English sources
"Then the editor decides whether the story shall be placed on Page One or Page Twelve; on Page One it will command many times the attention it would on Page Twelve.
DIANE H. GURIEN Kearsarge, N.H., Feb. 26, 2007 If the Times editors were so anxious to demonstrate the tenuous nature of this story as you suggest, why was the story prominently placed on Page 1? I recognize that a journalist's task is difficult.
Advertising should not be placed on pages or services associated with library resources.
At the advertiser's discretion, ads can be placed on pages with content relating to specific keywords, or on sites of their choice.
That suggests digital ads for F-150 trucks could be placed on pages in eBay categories like fashion; home, outdoors and décor; and sporting goods, along with pages in the eBay Motors category.
The bugs are often placed on pages by third parties, like online advertising agencies, to collect data about visitors to pages of the agencies' clients and to help the advertising company to determine which banner ads the visitors should see.
Marks and Spencer and BSkyB were among companies to suspend advertising after complaints that adverts had been placed on pages with offensive material.
Information is currently produced, consumed and delivered in ways that directly affect traditional publishing businesses such as magazine publishers, where information (e.g. news stories, etc). is usually produced by journalists and placed on pages designed to hold information with sizes known in advance.
Editors at both Reuters and Yahoo will review the submissions and select some to place on pages with relevant news articles, just as professional photographs and video clips are woven into their news sites today.
Multiple molecules can be displayed on the same web page, and there is no hard-coded limit to the number of windows that can be placed on each page.
They may be placed on a page with no text above or below, or placed directly into the text.
