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full page

NOUN
  1. something that covers an entire page
    the ad took up a full page

How To Use full page In A Sentence

  • Just been watching Steve Jobs' Macworld Keynote speech, iPhoto was just simplicity itself and the demo of iPhoto book with 10-50 full page bleeds was just awesome.
  • The creative buy also "bookmarked" a full page advertisement with a reunion dinner scene and mio Home's festive season promotions. TODAYonline
  • Drag onto the page to add a full page sized background image.
  • In contrast to the full page of notebook paper the words were written on, what was said was short.
  • For the first few years, People etched their version of reality into our minds by attaching cutesy capsulated biographies to full page color pictures of the most beautiful. People. People Who Don't Need People
  • Why did this letter writer not take out a full page advertisement to advertise this fact?
  • My dictionary has one full page of definitions and expressions for the French word "main" ... French Word-A-Day:
  • We'll need to fill the story out to make a full page article.
  • Suicide is a touchy subject for the media, indeed the coroner has a full page of guidelines on how to write about it without inadvertently promoting it.
  • The organizers of the concert had taken out a full page advertisement in The New York Times.
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