flyleaf

IPA: fɫˈaɪɫif

Examples of "flyleaf" in Sentences

| Reply lies, flyleaf is awesome, That was a bad remix of the song.
The front free flyleaf was gone, removing half of that double page spread.
Inside the flyleaf was a white envelope with the name Terry written on it, in Ernie’s appalling script.
On the flyleaf were his initials R.D., the letters of the handkerchief, and underneath C.D. freshly written.
I picked it up and saw that the front free flyleaf (or FFF, a term I had never heard) was gone exposing the title page when you open up the book.
For reasons that gradually become clear, these rules call to mind the "general resolves" scribbled on the flyleaf of a Hopalong Cassidy book by the young title character in the "The Great Gatsby."
In his illustrious career, only one academic title seems to have eluded him: scuba-diving instructor at Tufts, a job he sought, he says, because it would have amused him to list the credential on the "flyleaf of my next book."
On the flyleaf was a Greek elegiac couplet in which Dover had managed (1) to use in an apposite and humorous way a Greek word whose meaning we had discussed in a co-authored article, disputing its translation with John Finnis; (2) to express pleasure at the collaboration; and (3) to compare the "daring" outspokenness of our article to that of his own memoir-all with not only impeccable meter and style, but also graciousness, wit, and elegance.