Sentence examples for a bigger paper from inspiring English sources

I took a job at a bigger paper in New Jersey and then spent a year on the road teaching journalism seminars.

One hypothesis is that people in industries which generate a bigger "paper trail"—because they use more intermediate goods as inputs, for example—are at greater risk of being caught and therefore evade tax less.

That voice was a lot cockier in "The Poet," the 1996 thriller in which Connelly introduced Jack McEvoy, a hotshot Denver newsman who parlays a much too personal encounter with a poetry-spouting serial killer into a best-selling book and a ride out of town to a bigger paper.

Do note that a small paper will be more likely to hop, but a bigger paper will be easier to fold.

Journalism is hardly the most expensive thing about running a big paper like this one.

I went and bought a big paper to read about it.

I don't want to sound too boastful, but I think this is a big paper.

Abitibi-Consolidated, a big paper producer, has already cut emissions from its Canadian mills to 42% below 1990 levels.

Of course, many of us secretly hoped that a big paper like the Globe might scoop us up, eventually.

With Sovereign shares down 50percentt over the past year, Santander is realizing a big paper loss on its 25percentt stake in the bank.

"You drop it off, and two days later it's folded in a big paper bag for you, in a bundle," said Stephen Curry, the team's silk-shooting sophomore guard.