The phrase "able to paper" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "He is able to paper the walls in a day."
Alternatives: "capable of covering" or "able to decorate".
It's largely been able to paper over its internal divisions since the primary season in 2016, given the great unifier for Democrats that is President Trump.
The Shell lifer was able to paper over the reasons for Shell's "loss of momentum", as he called it, through a mixture of boundless self-confidence and strong communication skills.
The Fire may have finished bottom of the East, but they are just two future considerations and an exceptionally tall draft pick from being able to paper Toyota Stadium with targeted allocation money.
While developing countries starting from a low economic position may be able to paper over these economic inequalities initially, the poor performance of ethnic minorities will gradually become a drag on the economic performance of the country as a whole.
Republicans have been able to paper over the vast gulf between their ideology and reality, so long as they could blame Democrats for their inability to put their ideology into law.
If the Vision Fund's numbers look good after the early IPOs in 2019, I can imagine it being able to paper around Saudi Arabia's commitment with a broader set of LPs that might be intrigued with technology investing and trust the numbers a bit more.
The only benefit being that you might be able to recycle paper bags more easily.
Citizens have been able to inspect paper tax returns at the authorities' offices since the early 1800s.
Students are now able to consume paper smarter because with the BluePrint Clusters controlled by PaperCut.
Readers of e-books may not be able to turn paper pages, lend their copies to friends or file them away on living room bookshelves.
As quality improves, Svetogorsk will be able to export paper.
