Sentence examples for pullout page from inspiring English sources
"Manfish" is more fun simply because it has more fish to look at, including a pullout page that, turned vertically, gives a suggestion of the teeming depths of the kingdoms that so captivated Cousteau.
"Afghan Uproar Casts Shadow on U.S. Pullout" (front page, Feb. 27) underscores the understandable, justified anger of the Afghan people at the latest indignity heaped upon them by the long-term American-NATO occupation.
The News of the World itself features a 48-page souvenir pullout of its best front pages, and you see its splashes changing from the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 and the onset of the second world war in 1939 to front pages about footballers who might be sleeping with prostitutes, and TV people who take cocaine.
The retailer's July 28 weekly advertising circular will include an eight-page pullout featuring Joe Boxer merchandise.
Vitals was first published as a 67-page pullout section in last September's issue of Details, a magazine owned by Fairchild that is aimed at younger men.
If, however, you are unable to avail yourself of a copy of the 8-PAGE PULLOUT (not, alas, available online), fear not.
The 24-page pullout was a key tenet of a "radical design and overhaul" unveiled by former editor-in-chief Kelner 18 months ago.
The newspaper's final edition consists of a 48-page pullout and promises its readers that profits from its sale will go to charity.
The incident coincided with Sun's publication of a heavily promoted 12-page pullout in Saturday's edition called "The Maddie Files".
A 20-page pullout in Vanity Fair ran snippets of the script behind a cover that read simply, "The Aviator -- the Screenplay by John Logan".
Not only do you have a blissful few minutes' reading ahead of you, you can while away the rest of the day checking out the features with which the Mail has padded out its 8-PAGE PULLOUT – for if The Da Vinci Code taught us one thing, it is that two Dan Brown chapters plus a prologue do not an 8-PAGE PULLOUT fill.
