Sentence examples for fresh papers from inspiring English sources

The prime minister vowed to publish fresh papers on the release of the Lockerbie bomber, as Obama called for "all the facts to be laid out there".

Union soldiers pounced on bundles of passed-along newspapers and paid high prices to newsboys who brought fresh papers to the camps, especially if they concerned battles they had been in.

So I dragged myself back upstairs, put some fresh paper in the typewriter, and rewrote Frank.

We should investigate the potential of Fenugreen's Fresh Paper, a spice-infused paper said to increase the shelf life of produce.

Jimmy buys fresh paper, but it's not the best kind, which tends to come from reputable credit companies such as American Express or Capital One.

Since fresh paper-making capacity demands a ready source of wood chips, the Widjaja family's political connections in Indonesia, rich in forests, came in handy.

He started unfolding his napkin to draw another diagram — whereupon I stopped him, went out to my car and brought back a stack of fresh paper.

They are bored as can be and admire the statues with me and even supply me with fresh paper and a pen that works.

Also, in many countries, paper journals may arrive months late, whereas downloading a fresh paper from the archive generally takes 30 seconds or less, even with a very ordinary Internet connection.

The components are good: creamy mozzarella; sweet, well-seasoned tomato sauce; nicely fatty, dry sausage; and the pizza bases are exemplarily - crisp, fresh, paper thin in the middle and well-charred.

I much preferred the working hours when I did a stint as a sub-editor on my first paper, working from  6pm until one could walk home with the fresh paper to read and – yes – the smell of hot metal in one's nostrils.