Meaning that instead of letting water run off the page, which can smear ink, they sublime ice off.
These were the folks that had already run off the pages of textbooks, and still needed help.
According to Mr. Franzen, Wallace traced "an outline of an erection so huge that it ran off the page, annotated with a little arrow and the remark 'scale 100 percent.' " Try that on your Kindle.
'I can't!' " (Most effective is the shouted "MOM!!" of frustration, so big it runs off the page).
When he inscribed them, he often did so with a big sketch of a dog that ran off the page because he was mostly blind by then".
He rolled off numerous examples of mistakes he claimed were made in other Newsquest titles already produced remotely in Newport, like the Halesowen News: names and places misspelled, slices of text running off the page, white space where planned text never appeared.
On the title page of one of them, I found the traced outline of his hand; on the title page of the other was an outline of an erection so huge that it ran off the page, annotated with a little arrow and the remark "scale 100%." I once heard him enthusiastically describe, in the presence of a girl he was dating, someone else's girlfriend as his "paragon of womanhood".
While dreaming about our honeymoon, the list of destinations was running off the page.
Without any space breaks— "TrackI'veBeenPlayingOnRadio+StuffSeemsNiceThing2DropBecauseSmashingItOnInternetShouts2B.UFO+A.Naples" —presents a bit of a formatting puzzle (see how it runs off the page?).
In the first column, which ran off the front page of the Sydney Morning Herald, Sheehan claimed Arabic-speaking males had brutally raped and bashed an off-duty nurse and the police had done nothing about it.
