Sentence examples for collating papers from inspiring English sources

E-filing, which is included with TurboTax, saves collating papers and speeds refunds.

A group of Japanese salarymen doing stretching exercises at their desks, and an anxious woman crouched under a conference table collating papers, exhibit behavior unique to their habitat.

"Clever is my kryptonite, and Jenny is one of the most clever people on the Internet," said Mr. Wheaton, who also agreed to appear in the book trailer (again, collating paper) for "Let's Pretend This Never Happened".

Via Twitter, she persuaded the actor Wil Wheaton ("Stand by Me") to send her a picture of himself collating paper — a goof on a series of e-mail pitches Ms. Lawson had been receiving featuring celebrities posed next to consumer products.

The resulting research into childhood obesity [ 11], stressful events in children [ 12], self-rated health [ 13], and middle ear disease [ 14] relied on a research assistant collating paper HCs, deciphering clinicians' handwriting and then transferring this information to a data spread sheet line by line.

Those exams can last up to three and a half hours, excluding the minimum 45 minutes needed to prepare an exam hall and then collate papers and tidy up afterwards.

He retained his interest in family companies and spent time collating family papers.

I was working several hours a week for a political science professor, and any escape from collating scholarly papers about demographic voting trends seemed exotic and terribly adult.

BW conceived the review, collated the papers, reviewed and synthesised the findings and drafted the paper.

Closer to the ancestral seat of IBM's power, in Syosset, NY, CHIPS Technology Group collates white papers, articles and manuals to provide tech support responses, all through Watson's observation, understanding, evaluation, and relevance decision engines.

Ms. Mitchell is always on the lookout for garden pictures and diagrams as she sorts through papers, collating letters and diaries dating back to the 1700's when the Rev.