1.   Connell pointed out that inside pages of the festival brochure include photos of the women and men who will actually perform the operas.

2.   Like similar reports in other newspapers, however, these accounts were displayed modestly on inside pages.

3.   Most papers relegated the start of the trial to inside pages.

4.   Though he still reported society and the occasional honor-student-made-good story on inside pages, Thomas devoted the entire front page to crime.

5.   Already sensing a loss of interest amongst readers, most British newspapers relegated the impeachment vote to inside pages.

6.   British tabloids largely ignored the story, relegating it to inside pages.

7.   The only illustration on the front page these days is a political cartoon, usually by Plantu, and there is scant use of photographs on inside pages.

8.   Yugoslav officials had been reluctant to discuss the visit which had only merited brief advance mentions in inside pages of the Croatian press in Zagreb.

9.   Yugoslav officials have been reluctant to discuss the visit which has only merited brief mentions in inside pages of the Croatian press in Zagreb.