Sentence examples for I take a paper from inspiring English sources
This side of the Atlantic, you could try Success by Martin Amis (1978), in which Terry Service toils in an office that is... well, you know, Amisian, by which I mean crepuscular and macho-tedious: "I take a paper clip and pry at it with my thumbnail; I break a match in half and rub the two sticks together; I get into gear".
Simonyi: I took a paper tape of one of the first programs I ever wrote, and my passport.
I took a paper and started to write words I didn't understand, and ________________ explained them to me.
I took a paper in French while studying history at university: quickly realising how wide the gap was between my stationary-based lexicon and that used by a 19th-century historian to describe the nature of democracy.
"I would take a paper bag to the library and put the books in the bag and bring them home.
I'll shout abuse at a Uruguayan linesman when my country calls, but I wouldn't take a paper cut for England, let alone a bullet.
I am beautiful, capable, and someday I will fall in love!" Take a paper and write down 10 things you love about yourself.
I take a blank sheet of paper and I take a pen and I write Page 1.
Take a paper napkin and unfold it.
