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A historical human; an adult speaking a known language; someone who could open a new page of history to the scholar.

"We are opening a new page in our relations with the West," he said.

Opening a page at random he began to read.

I like cars that don't look back, but open a whole new page.

He said afterward, "I would say we are opening a new page in relations."

If you have tried to open a page on our web site and received a message...

And if I were reading a magazine and then opened a page to see video playing, two thoughts would immediately pass through my mind.

For security reason, the result of the search will be deleted immediately again after opening a single page.

The people of Tunisia have opened a new page.

Why should a person who wants a few headlines have to open a full page of information?