Sentence examples for sides of a sheet from inspiring English sources

Printing on both sides of a sheet of paper and printing in three, four, or even five colours can be achieved in a rotary press by using different combinations and successions of plate and impression cylinders.

The company has directed its conservation efforts toward cutting the energy used by its printers, recycling ink and toner cartridges and making it easier for machines to print on both sides of a sheet.

Using both sides of a sheet of paper, he wrote, "I'll bet you think I'm cheap for not using two sheets," then added, "But as I've said before — all of us — the Steinbrenners that is — can squeeze blood out of a turnip — you laugh — we'll try it sometime".

It is silicon's role as a dielectric that Dr Fortunato and Dr Martins propose to replace.In this section Treatment on a plate Looks good on paper Not so dumb animals The hole story Correction: mobile phones ReprintsThe two researchers built their transistors by coating both sides of a sheet of paper with semiconductors made of oxides of zinc, gallium and indium, rather than silicon.

The story, on both sides of a sheet of A5 paper (about 5 7/8 by 8 1/4 inches), was auctioned at the flagship store of the Waterstone's chain to benefit a dyslexia charity and the English branch of PEN, the writers' association.

It was printed on both sides of a sheet of paper, and attached to the documents delivered to each of the 825 anesthesiologists subscribed to the Annual Updated Course organized by the Sociedad Mexicana de Anestesiologia in 2000.

Draw a hexagon with 9.5" sides on a sheet of cardboard or heavy paper.

Each of his answers was set out on less than one side of a sheet of paper.

If you have any ideas, do a sketch of how you think I would look on one side of a sheet of A4 paper and send it to the usual Blue Peter address.

And right now PJ Harvey, like a perp in custody, is recording her new album on the other side of a sheet of one-way glass in the basement of London's Somerset House.

Hirst's piece A Thousand Years, in which flies were hatched on one side of a sheet of glass and killed on the other, stopped me in my tracks.