Sentence examples for carried papers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wang carried papers that he said implicated Mr. Bo's family in a criminal inquiry of the death of a British businessman, Neil Heywood, an acquaintance of the Bo family.

The operation which led to the arrest of the men, along with one Briton who is said to have roots in the same tribal area, was rushed forward after the country's top anti-terror officer carried papers under his arm detailing the raids as he walked into 10 Downing Street in full view of photographers.

Outside, Mohseni passed what looked like a primitive fast-food stand, from which employees carried paper plates of stew and rice to high Formica tables.

According to the Croatian media, Barisic has told investigators he carried paper bags stuffed with cash personally to Sanader, the funds allegedly from several large state-owned firms.

Origami has been transforming ever since Buddhist monks carried paper from China to Japan in the 6th century.

Origami has been transforming ever since Buddhist monks carried paper from China to Japan in the 6th century.

In 1923 they bought their first Sentinel steam lorry and carried paper to Bristol, returning with animal feed.

The court said the requirement to carry papers intruded on federal registration of immigrants.

To avoid being returned to slavery, his ancestors were forced to carry papers at all times, attesting to their status as freed people.

Mr Paisley had served in his father's office, where one task was to carry papers and whisper corrections or names to him.

Everything electronic: I never carry papers if I can help it.