Sentence examples for small pages from inspiring English sources

The writing translated on these small pages does not make sense.

If precocious, they are used as small pages or blackamoors in productions like "Le Chavalier a la Rose".

Within its small pages, you could learn the capitals of all the French colonies, "various trigonometrical formulae," and how to remove a wet ink stain.

Admittedly, it's not a long book (92 quite small pages), but give him credit: He got it done, and only 17 years after he identified the concept.

In 152 very small pages it recreates the world anew, altering ever so slightly the outlook of the reader for ever.

Now along comes Terry Eagleton's answer to the Bertrand Russell taxi driver question - "Always wanted to ask you, Bert, what's it all about?" And in just 200 (very small) pages.

I spent hours on this small page I had torn from a notebook.

For Steve turns the small page and sees two pictures of a young Eurasian woman.

A tabloid front page story is so big and its contents so memorable to its readers that a small page two retraction is totally inappropriate.

Amazon UK currently doesn't yet have a dedicated Black Friday section, just a small page listing some of the items that Amazon has on offer all year round.

The council's best guess is that 1,500 eastern European Roma children now live in the city as a whole, with around 500 in the small Page Hall area.