Images illustrating opposite pairs are set on opposing pages, each starring its own hippo.
In "Types of Shape" (1969) Mr. Hollander harked back to the emblem poetry of the 17th century, writing in forms that, when set on the page, looked like objects: a light bulb, say, or an Eskimo Pie.
Prose poem, a work in prose that has some of the technical or literary qualities of a poem (such as regular rhythm, definitely patterned structure, or emotional or imaginative heightening) but that is set on a page as prose.
These verses are set on the page like a poem - you can tell they are different from the verses that surround them.
You may click this if you would like your home page to be set on the current page you are visiting.
It's set on a certain page, which I can't divulge.
The church's argument is set out on pages 10 to 13 of its response.
On the currency, he says the Scottish government's case is set out on pages 109 to 117.
"It is strange to have two fundamentally different movies based on one set of pages," said Arash Amel, the film's screenwriter who also served as one of its producers.
This will give you sufficient time to change your bid if you need to beat out a late bid (by using the other browser, which is set on the "enter bid" page).
Setting on the page the life and death of someone unknown until its publication, You Will Not Have My Hate (trans Sam Taylor, Harvill Secker) is a desperate but precise account by Antoine Leiris of the death of his wife, Hélène, in the terrorist attack on the Bataclan in Paris: sadly, in every sense, a book for our times.
