Sentence examples for committed paper from inspiring English sources

Even committed paper calendar keepers, like Muffie Potter Aston, a socialite and philanthropist, concede there are drawbacks to their approach.

Agreements that can be committed to paper today will shape the debates of tomorrow.

"And so time went by – three months, six months – without a word being committed to paper.

Mrs. Hunter got the idea committed to paper, a schematic of how the device should be engineered.

And those are the things that the couple, notwithstanding their wonderfully revealing correspondence, never committed to paper.

Sometimes the operators may have a good set of informal, oral procedures that has never been committed to paper.

"Like most of her undertakings," we learn, "it was well worked out, timed, costed and committed to paper.

First world war poetry, if not written on the battlefield itself, was generally committed to paper shortly afterwards.

I am, however, not yet completely morally bankrupt, and I do maintain a mental tally of falsehoods committed to paper and cannot help noticing when obvious patterns emerge.

A handful of the 112 folk stories in the Gatiloke, which was used by Cambodian monks to teach their faith and committed to paper in the late 19th century.

No matter where readers are coming from, the pair's adventures and conversations seem just as genuine today as they did when they were first committed to paper.