Sentence examples for book a paper from inspiring English sources

But the bulk of that profit stemmed from the widening of its own credit spreads, which allowed the bank to book a paper gain since it would theoretically cost less if it were to retire its debt.

Take a book, a paper book, and live it.

Would you want a stiff board book or a paper book?

As an alternate method, cover your book with a paper book cover, then stick duct tape to the paper.

Jana alone booked a paper profit of nearly $60 million from Friday to Monday morning.

Macdonald's long, two-part response to Wolfe's pieces appeared in The New York Review of Books, a paper co-founded by Epstein and then in its third year of publication.

But if it is not, sales of new e-books will nose-dive, because an e-book, unlike a paper book, suffers no wear with each reading.

"There's something beautiful about the historic value of the Green Book as a paper volume," said Edward C. Wallace, a former city councilman who is a longtime lobbyist.

And, every so often, one of the boys pops up from his desk, carrying a book or a paper over to Mrs. B. with a question.

Remind yourself it is only a book, only a paper, only one thing in a myriad of things.

IBM lost $2.4 billion on its pension fund investments but was able to book a $4.2 billion paper gain using a 10% return assumption.