Sentence examples for document bound from inspiring English sources

The established companies she worked for as an employee typically had her create such a manual as a printed document, bound in a three-ring binder and stored in a manager's office.

The notes confirmed that I had agreed to pay US $1,850 for 150 copies of a 160-page document bound with a vinyl cover.

They are volumes of separately printed documents bound into what looks to us like a book".

THAT WAS THE WAR story about a lieutenant in the Eight Air Force in London, who, upon being ordered back to America was charged with the responsibility of conveying eight hundred-pound bags containing secret documents bound for Washington.

By Jerome Chodorov The New Yorker, November 22 , 1947P. 81 THAT WAS THE WAR story about a lieutenant in the Eight Air Force in London, who, upon being ordered back to America was charged with the responsibility of conveying eight hundred-pound bags containing secret documents bound for Washington.

After her husband's death, she becomes only "the widow Bach" in contemporary documents — bound, as bad luck would have it, for a pauper's grave and forgotten except by a few scholars of baroque music and others with an obsessive interest in her husband.

For the purpose of the case study, a set of mock documents (bound, i.e. books, and unbound, i.e. loose sheets) made from historic paper of known chemical and mechanical properties were subjected to physical challenges representative of handling that might be typical of a historic archive or library collection.

The former Tyco International chairman, L. Dennis Kozlowski, pulls a crucial document out of a box of papers bound for investigators, according to the criminal indictment for evidence tampering.

Making changes to such a widely used document was bound to be controversial, and it has been.

These documents were bound into a collection of 109 volumes in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris.

These documents are bound to interest not only historians but also New Yorkers seeking to recall the trade center's early decades.