Sentence examples for deep paper from inspiring English sources

In my haste, I suffer a deep paper cut on the tip of my right hand's pointer finger.

The American Memory project (memory.loc.gov), from the Library of Congress, and the Proceedings of the Old Bailey (www.oldbaileyonline.org), about the centuries-old London criminal court, are two stellar examples of sites that provide extraordinary historical records buried deep within paper libraries.

"Generally in academia you get points for publishing papers, and you get the most points for deep theoretical papers.

Students can also dig deeper on paper.

On stage the legal beagles of the Court of Chancery are knee-deep in papers.

As I sit elbow-deep in papers, projects and exams that are all due within the next week, saying I'm counting down the seconds until the end of the semester is the understatement of the year.

But correspondents tell me that at VSP Central, aka The Washington Post — where deficit panic has pervaded the news pages as well as the opinion section — the stunning new deficit report is buried as a small item deep inside the paper.

In fact, the papers published more articles than that, but most were just a few paragraphs long, buried deep inside the paper.

Which brings us to the more important acknowledgment, buried deep in the paper: 80 percent is not a magic number.

You had to dig deep into the paper to find the result, and the media largely missed it.

In the broadsheets, such coverage is almost entirely confined to the international section, deep within the paper.