Sentence examples for house papers from inspiring English sources

Here was an opportunity to house papers and artefacts, as well as to create a centre for debates and discussion, and a school room for educational projects.

In 1925, a large handwritten document was discovered in the patient's house; papers were said to appear in the house for years afterwards.

In the coming years, Adams would use his position as clerk, in which he was responsible for official House papers, to promote his political message with great effect.

Coffee House, paper, $14.95.

(Coffee House, paper, $15).

Translated by Arch Tait Melville House, paper, $19.95.

The Observer was by no means a meagre venue by comparison — for decades, it was the unofficial house paper of the Fourth Estate, boasting some of the snappiest writing and media coverage in town.

"Walked in the house, paper, paint, feces – he had fish in the pool in the backyard, 300 coy fish, he cut 'em up, spread 'em all over the place".

But its memory evaporated when I moved on to the specialty of the house: paper-thin sea bass carpaccio topped with a fresh mango sauce speckled with chopped cilantro, tomato, dill and corn.

Ljiljana Smajlovic is the editor of Politika, the oldest newspaper in the Balkans and for generations regarded as the house paper of the government in Belgade, of whatever stripe that might be.

It doesn't get any riper than the art in Dope Menace: The Sensational World of Drug Paperbacks, 1900-1975, by Stephen J. Gertz (Feral House, paper, $24.95), which offers an array of the most overdone, vivid covers of this pulp fiction genre.