Sentence examples for fictional paper from inspiring English sources
The shows will be an easy commute from his hometown of Slough, where Brent served until recently as general manager of the (fictional) paper company Wernham-Hogg.
In Saint Etienne's film, the Mason role is taken by a fictional paper boy, Mervyn Day, named after the much-loved Seventies West Ham player.
(All that cost-cutting and compromise didn't help the fictional paper or its model; in real life the Tribune Company has filed for bankruptcy protection).
The total shown on investor account statements on the eve of the fraud's collapse was nearly $65 billion, the sum of fictional paper profits that had accumulated in some accounts for decades.
Created and written by Gervais and Merchant, the situation comedy used a mock documentary style to follow the ups and downs of the staff of Wernham Hogg, a fictional paper company.
Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, Inc. is a fictional paper sales company featured in the United States television series The Office.
Shot as a mock documentary, it examined the daily nonevents at a branch of Wernham Hogg, a fictional paper-supply company in Slough, the city west of London celebrated by John Betjeman: "Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough!
Robert Wilton has built a loyal following for his series of historical spy books based on the fictional papers of the Comptrollerate-General for Scrutiny and Survey.
With star Steve Carell just one episode away from leaving the show after seven long, gloriously awkward seasons, the show's producers have worked to create a massive mystery and induce international intrigue over who will replace him as the boss at the fictional regional paper company.
And several months later, when he arranged for the Barones to resell the property to a family in Queens, that too was a fictional transaction, papered over with bogus documents that concealed that neither family had ever seen a deed.
The local newspaper is called The Metropolis Planet, after the fictional DC Comic paper, The Daily Planet.
