Sentence examples for trim size from inspiring English sources

The whole book displays generous proportions: large trim size, exuberant artwork, bigness of heart.

Their publicity material warmly extols their "French flaps," "deckle edge" and "handy, giftable trim size".

And speaking of those pages, the cut in trim size does not mean there is 9percentt less room on every page for words and pictures.

It is also larger, both in trim size (an eccentric, pleasing-to-hold 8ð by 10 inches, compared with n+1's more orthodox and bookish 7 by 10) and in circulation.

But Mr. McDiarmid uses his trim size, along with his smiling eyes, to create a magistrate who is menacing because he is -- initially at least -- genuinely appealing, receptive, flawed.

The series has been cunningly packaged to suggest a Victorian dime-store novel -- the unimposing, bijou trim size is both elegant and kid-friendly; the margins are temptingly wide; the thick paper has deckle edges.

By the 18th century, the rise of safer candles and smaller trim sizes let readers take books to bed.

The newest addition to the line is cream color with black leather trim; sizes include a 30-inch suitcase on wheels, ($2,205) and a 21-inch ($1,740) with wheels and a extendable handle ($1,570), as well as a 13-inch vanity case ($920); available at the Conran Shop, www.conranusa.com or (866) 755-9079.

Now, large and king size condoms have dominance over regular or trim sizes in parts of Europe, particularly Scandinavian countries, while smaller condoms sell better in the Far East, he explains, but doesn't elaborate on whether this is to do with size, a preference in fit or down to different types of social pressure.

Taking an e-book for an outing into meatspace includes knowing about margins, trim sizes, font sizes and page numbering, and creating front matter, headers and footers and page-numbered tables of contents.

Sequences are automatically cleaned, trimmed, size selected and mapped directly to miRNA hairpin sequences.