Sentence examples for folder of papers from inspiring English sources
The sister gave Nurse Edgwood a folder of papers and shut the car door.
She pulls out the pink striped alpaca poncho, the folder of papers the lawyers gave her, full of instructions on how to access her trust fund.
"I had very good credit — until Wachovia," she said recently as she rifled through a folder of papers, souvenirs of her dizzying odyssey through the subprime mortgage meltdown.
I have dressed – carefully casual – in jeans to mark the fact that it's not work, and we drive around the city, from one office to another with our folder of papers, which are never the right ones.
His closeness, his breathiness, his air of restless urgency and forced cheer, his old-fashioned suit and the folder of papers tucked under his arm like roster sheets all came into focus: he was a coach, and Richard was about to kick the winning field goal, do the high-difficulty dive, strike out the heart of the batting order with the bases already loaded.
Ms Dati, a Muslim, who is 43 and single, was pictured perfectly coiffured wearing heels, a black jacket with leopard print lining over a pleated skirt revealing her trim figure, carrying not her baby but a folder of papers outside the Elysee Palace.
About two hours after we started, I left Mr. Algeo's office with an envelope full of keys and a folder full of papers I had signed.
"And the package must be put together in a way that is easy for the board to read," she said, adding that a bound package with colored or tabbed separators is easier to navigate than a file folder full of papers.
Gomersall told me that he's trying to solve a problem that he saw again and again in meetings with marketers — when they needed to bring out the creative assets for a campaign, that usually meant looking for a folder full of papers, pointing to art on their cubicle walls or saying, "Let me pull up this email, I think I have a PDF, but it might be old …".
Armed with a black folder of briefing papers and magazines — BusinessWeek sat at the top of the pile — the mayor sat through hours of jury selection in a civil suit involving a dead man in an asbestos case.
Personal effects collected from the home included pieces of mail, file folders, pieces of paper, used tissues, letter openers, pill bottles, an inhaler, photographs, and a calendar.
