Sentence examples for and the papers of from inspiring English sources
DeVoto was a historian of the American West, a Pulitzer Prize-winner who edited the journals of Lewis and Clark and the papers of Mark Twain.
The story of the airlift is told in "Airlift to America," by Tom Shachtman, and the papers of the A.A.S.F. are at Michigan State University.
The archive at the F.D.R. Library includes more than 17 million pages of documents, including three million pages of Eleanor Roosevelt's papers and the papers of 385 people and groups involved with the Roosevelt years.
The papers, diaries and memorabilia of people like Frederick Douglass and the writer and scholar Alain Locke, rare works by the 18th-century poet Phillis Wheatley and the papers of the Congressional Black Caucus are all part of its holdings.
But scouring 19th-century public records and the papers of Vanderbilt's various railway corporations helped Mr. Stiles produce what the award citation called "a penetrating portrait of a complex, self-made titan".
Stevenson's published works include Call to Greatness (1954); What I Think (1956); Friends and Enemies (1958); Looking Outward: Years of Crisis at the United Nations (1963); and The Papers of Adlai E. Stevenson (1972 79).
EN, SG and IT performed literature search and selected the papers of interest for this review.
"Gone Tomorrow," by P. F. Kluge, is a look at the bear traps set in and among the papers of academic life.
The only problem is, I'm not sure the format and the paper of this book are going to be right for photographs.
The papers of Bottaro et al. (2005, 2008) are precursors to the paper of Asai et al. (2009) and the paper of Suzuki et al. (2012) is a multivariable extension.
And amidst the Pakistan news, the papers of record failed.
