Sentence examples for has made a paper from inspiring English sources

The taxpayer has made a paper loss, so far, of £25bn.

Scottish Enterprise has made a paper profit of almost £2m on its investment in Edinburgh tech company FanDuel following the firm's merger with Paddy Power Betfair.

The average capital gain on his properties has been "£9,000 per unit over the past year", he says, suggesting he has made a paper gain of at least £6m.

Mr Pluthero, formerly a financial consultant, had become the shining face of the new media zeitgeist and was believed to have made a paper profit of £750,000 on flotation.

He will be hoping for a better return on his latest investment, having made a paper loss of £63,000 on the first 50,000 shares he bought for £2 a pop last December.

I've made a paper model of a man and glued him down with his feet to a globe of the world, and put a light at one side, and shown them how the man's shadow lengthens as the globe turns, until finally he's completely in the shadow.

In a classroom, children had made a paper and plasticine model depicting the horror unfolding outside.

She has made a portfolio of papers made from British plants, including: willow catkins, bluebells etc, all collected from her New Forest garden.

It's the first time a paper has made a direct comparison between gigantic jets and ordinary lightning, says electrical engineer Victor Pasko of Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

The Gold Coast mayor, Tom Tate, has made a $15m profit on paper after selling a Surfers Paradise hotel he promised to unload three years ago when he entered politics.

Our readers were also concerned that we gave too little space to women's sport; that some columnists misrepresented research to support their arguments, and that smoking advertising has made a reappearance in the paper.