Sentence examples for some pages of from inspiring English sources

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On Thursday, Google started testing video ads on some pages of search results.

There is a desk or a DESK nearby, with a stack of photographs and some pages of a manuscript.

On some pages of e-commerce sites selling products like televisions, digital cameras and jewelry, a critical piece of information is conspicuously missing: the price tag.

This lump of print is lying on the counter, together with some old copies of magazines, some pages of newspapers, girls in bikinis.

Trying to look casual, he got his fingers inside it and, with a self-conscious flourish, took out some pages of sheet music.

After just a few weeks, I had accumulated 80-some pages of random thoughts, recollected dialogues, stream-of-consciousness to-do lists and the occasional cogent observation.

It's something that looks like "Abscum," which brings us to the problem: apparently word processors had not been invented back in the early 1800's, because the court file for Chamberlain v. Innman, 50-some pages of it, is handwritten, and the writer was doing his or her best to imitate John Hancock.

The Week offers a consistent 30-some pages of editorial each week, mostly culled from other sources.

Cringe-worthy synonyms and exposition notwithstanding, there's an exciting and even tragic tale within the 300-some pages of Tides of War.

Just as that band is, almost inconceivably, still with us (Mick Jagger is 72 years old and Keith Richards the very same, if a bit more well-worn, age), it is profoundly still with him and is brought colorfully and incisively alive on the 380-some pages of his new book, "The Sun & the Moon & the Rolling Stones" (Spiegel & Grau).