Sentence examples for side of a page from inspiring English sources

He said that learning the scripts and translations will be helped by the ease of reading from one side of a page to the other.

And the library may buy a $300,000 German machine that splits one side of a page from the other, inserts a stabilizing layer of Japanese high-fiber material between them and reconnects them.

Iron-gall ink does have certain drawbacks: it has a tendency to fade and oxidize over time, turning from a dark grayish-black when freshly written to a characteristic brown (which today is often associated with early manuscripts), and it sometimes has a corrosive effect on vellum, causing the writing from one side of a page to bleed through to the other.

Magazine readers saw on the left side of a page an ad for a wacky product, endorsed by Mr. Bettis or Mr. Theismann, like a teddy bear encased in a snow globe, a line of "pro-matherapy" candles and thigh-high boots made of "game-grade footballs".

To some extent, the look of the ballot is constrained by the numerous requirements of state election law — especially the requirement that it be "full face," with all the candidates for all the races on a single side of a page.

Described in one to three mordant sentences on one side of a page and sketched in raw, black, inky strokes on the other, most of these people — specifically, the ex-girlfriends and a few of the men — are cool: Nico cool, Anna Karina cool.

While it is 5,422 pages long if both sides of a page are counted, it contains only 2,711 individual pages, not 5,422.

Most of the larger models are intended for scanning documents rather than photos, and some will scan both sides of a page at once (duplex).

The use of codex technology — a method that made it possible to record information on both sides of a page, in book form, as a cheaper alternative to scrolls — had already evolved in Rome.

Each day, more than 100,000 Jews worldwide use their early-morning, lunchtime or evening hours to study the same two sides of a page of Talmud, fulfilling the Jewish belief in study for its own sake, until all 38 books of the Talmud are completed.

Patients were invited to participate, given the short (two sides of a page) survey, and told where they could anonymously return it by depositing it in a locked box.