Sentence examples for usual page from inspiring English sources

And at weekends there will be the Guide, with its usual page of unusual findings from the web, plus more reviews.

Despite its focus on sex, scandal and football, Bild — which in apparent deference to the royal wedding did not run its usual Page 1 photo of a bare-breasted woman Friday — is taken seriously in political circles.

In another case, a major challenge to Texas's 2003 electoral redistricting on the ground that it discriminated against minorities, the number of plaintiffs before the Court was so large that Cruz was allowed to file a hundred-and-twenty-three-page brief in response, well above the usual page limit.

(But it must take the subject seriously because it has not run its usual topless page 3 girl).

Instead of my usual home page, what appeared on the screen was an unfriendly looking digital blockade bearing the Verizon logo.

"We're working on it and we'll get fixed as soon as we can," the message read, in line with the usual error page that shows when there is a problem with the site.

Reports indicate that as mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, Ms. Palin considered the idea of banning certain books from the public library on moral grounds ("Palin Start: Politics Not as Usual," front page, Sept. 3).

It calls up the usual Google page that is used to perform web searches, except that users can now also find almost anything they have lost on their computers' hard drives.Google thereby addresses one of the biggest problems with today's Windows "desktop"; that stuff is increasingly hard to find.

Jim Anderson Beverly Hills, Calif., Sept. 3, 2008 • To the Editor: Re "Palin Start: Politics Not as Usual" (front page, Sept. 3), about Sarah Palin's tenure as mayor of Wasilla, Alaska: Actually, stumbles in early office (or last week, for that matter) aside, it's refreshing to know that Sarah Palin has actually run something in an executive capacity.

Instead of redirecting to the usual landing page, a DOI can then resolve to these alternative URLs through content negotiation.

Aside from the usual biography page and policy documents, content is all driven by external Web 2.0 sites.