Sentence examples for everyone's papers from inspiring English sources

"They make it seem like the police or sheriff are out there checking everyone's papers, and that's not so".

They'll pull a car over for a traffic infraction, then check everyone's papers.

Everyone's papers were distributed to the class, and it was immediately obvious how mine fell short: I merely summarized the plot of the book without making any real argument.

"I brought some foreign journalists here, and every time we went in or out of town the police stopped us and checked everyone's papers," said Talip Bilen, who owns a hotel in the historic town of Mardin.

It means law enforcement stopping buses to ask for everyone's papers.

(Who wants parents hovering around the party, sniffing everyone's paper cups?) Decide when you want to have the party.

(In the Soviet system, "Jewish" was a nationality, parallel to "Russian" or "Uzbek," listed in everyone's official papers).

"They checked everyone's identity papers and those who did not have any were taken to the central police station," said one witness, Ibrahim Hussein, 29.

There was a delightful correction in everyone's favourite paper, the NT News, on Thursday.

It'll likely take your professor more than a day to grade everyone in your class's papers, so you getting an extension won't really burden him or her.

I can look at everyone's piece of paper, and their road map shows every item you were going to do and your predicted results and actual results, and then the results are in red if you missed them, yellow if they're close and green if you passed them.