Sentence examples for using the pages of from inspiring English sources

Not long ago I read an online tutorial for using the pages of "cheap paperback books at the thrift store" to make what amounted to wallpaper.

Arthur Sackler had often used the pages of the Medical Tribune to criticize generics.

Children are encouraged to fill in numbers and to use the pages of stickers on the colourful puzzles and activities.

Abani is far from being the only contemporary author to use the pages of his story as a scrapbook.

Schroeder, he added, had "used the pages of my newspaper, secretly, to further the political agenda of his master out in Las Vegas".

After all, it was only in 2007 that Christopher Hitchens notoriously used the pages of Vanity Fair to write an essay headlined "Why Women Aren't Funny".

The 26 December 2013 visit by the Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, to Yasukuni – a Shinto shrine in Tokyo that honours the country's war-dead, including 14 class A war criminals – prompted China's ambassador to the UK to use the pages of the Daily Telegraph to charge its former enemy with revisiting its militaristic past like a "haunting Voldemort".

Use the pages of an old book to keep your jewelry organized and on display.

After visiting Ireland with the Women's Mission to Ireland in 1887, she subsequently used the pages of the English press to expose the mistreatment of evicted tenants.

Lansbury used the pages of the Daily Herald to welcome the February 1917 revolution in Russia as "a new star of hope ... arisen over Europe".

However, my concern is not on the theological credentials of Douthat or whether he should use the pages of the New York Times as a pulpit to pontificate on the hermeneutics of the leadership of Pope Francis.