I have little in common with moving-company packers for whom books are anonymous blocks of paper that stack easily.
In a small alcove, eight blocks of paper city occupy a pedestal of about a square yard.
If your feet are dangling, grab a block of paper or a thick book to rest them on.
That has left the charity with a big block of paper that, for the purpose of financing its operations, is essentially worthless.
From a rack of other guns, he selects a rifle and fires several rounds into the block of paper, but once again finds the results lacking.
The thick backing board onto which the sheets of paper are bound keeps everything stable and makes it easy to hold the block of paper on your lap while working.
Much the same might be said of Mr. Ferrer's art over the decades, created at times from such seemingly unpromising materials as dead leaves, blocks of ice, paper bags, slate blackboards and gourds.
Soothing washes of black and white take over numerous blocks of blank paper, culling out the familiar faces of Ai Weiwei and Chuck Close with artistic sorcery.
The decision suggested that Nixon might be able to block the release of papers in the future.
The files — which include mentions of deleting potentially embarrassing e-mail messages, seeming attempts to block the publication of papers by competing scientists and adjustments to research data — have been seized upon by skeptics as evidence of corruption in climate science.
The first time was in 2005 when he returned from a trip overseas to headlines claiming he, along with former Chancellor Norman Lamont, had blocked the release of papers relating to Black Wednesday.
