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Definition of book page in US English: book pagenoun 1A page of a book. Example sentencesExamples - The top layer (of three) is no thicker than a book page but comes with 15-20 layers of cells which migrate from below in two weeks ending up dead on the surface.
- The whole thing looks as though it's been ripped kicking and screaming from a comic book page, with the frames and sound captions intact.
- He spotted a side street, recognizing the name from the phone book page.
- In this book, the typical paragraph is more than a hundred words long, with some longer than a full book page.
- Take an old book page and use your glue stick to cover the front of the playing card with the text.
- Among natural and nature-like forms, Frost favors trees and birds, or a birdlike white wave or fluttering book page.
- The words match the ad on the yellow phone book page, which is all that Bitsy needs to know.
- Just promise me you'll give that phone book page to the police, and forget about doing anything stupid.
- Despite various attempts to flesh him out, he remains as flat as an image on a comic book page.
- Of the many other curious items for sale, the colouring book page features a squirrel in a baseball cap with a pile of acorns on a picnic blanket.
- One warning: two or more pages from the first twelve issues are sometimes reduced to fit on a single book page; you may need a magnifier to read the text.
2A page of a newspaper or magazine devoted to book reviews. Example sentencesExamples - A leading Moscow newspaper recently asked me to write a piece for their book pages on Russian novels published in English.
- If you're interested in infographics and visual storytelling, don't miss his book page.
- Self-help books have long been the bane of a self-respecting book page.
- It does irritate me when I see kids just out of university working away in the book pages as if the review is just a bit of idle opinionating.
- The fact that she still managed to fill the book pages every week is testament to her willingness to pull reviews out of thin air when needed.
Definition of book page in US English: book pagenoun 1A page of a book. Example sentencesExamples - The whole thing looks as though it's been ripped kicking and screaming from a comic book page, with the frames and sound captions intact.
- Take an old book page and use your glue stick to cover the front of the playing card with the text.
- Of the many other curious items for sale, the colouring book page features a squirrel in a baseball cap with a pile of acorns on a picnic blanket.
- Despite various attempts to flesh him out, he remains as flat as an image on a comic book page.
- One warning: two or more pages from the first twelve issues are sometimes reduced to fit on a single book page; you may need a magnifier to read the text.
- In this book, the typical paragraph is more than a hundred words long, with some longer than a full book page.
- Among natural and nature-like forms, Frost favors trees and birds, or a birdlike white wave or fluttering book page.
- The top layer (of three) is no thicker than a book page but comes with 15-20 layers of cells which migrate from below in two weeks ending up dead on the surface.
- He spotted a side street, recognizing the name from the phone book page.
- Just promise me you'll give that phone book page to the police, and forget about doing anything stupid.
- The words match the ad on the yellow phone book page, which is all that Bitsy needs to know.
2A page of a newspaper or magazine devoted to book reviews. Example sentencesExamples - If you're interested in infographics and visual storytelling, don't miss his book page.
- A leading Moscow newspaper recently asked me to write a piece for their book pages on Russian novels published in English.
- Self-help books have long been the bane of a self-respecting book page.
- It does irritate me when I see kids just out of university working away in the book pages as if the review is just a bit of idle opinionating.
- The fact that she still managed to fill the book pages every week is testament to her willingness to pull reviews out of thin air when needed.
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