Sentence examples for household paper from inspiring English sources

The company will also raise prices on Charmin, Bounty and Puffs household paper products.

Other sources of household paper — lists, letters, calendars — have become entirely digital.

On the day Chopper died, an historically significant item of household paper waste detailing the capture of another Australian larrikin, Ned Kelly, fittingly resurfaced.

If the same American drove a more fuel-efficient car, drastically reduced his or her driving, installed energy-efficient windows, used energy-efficient lightbulbs, replaced a household refrigerator, and recycled all household paper, glass and metal, he or she would save fewer than 500 tonnes.

The trouble began when Dickinson died, in 1886, leaving behind just 10 published poems and a vast and enigmatic handwritten paper trail, ranging from finished-seeming poems assembled into hand-sewn books to fragments inscribed on advertising fliers, envelope flaps, brown household paper, even a chocolate wrapper.

If the glue being used was non-toxic and water-based that could provide an interesting alternative to producing transient 3D objects from plastic filament, which could ultimately be recycled along with your standard household paper waste.

Since discovering the 104-page notebook in what Mr. Launey described as "a recent burst of energy sifting through household papers," he has consigned it for sale through a rare book and manuscript dealer, Locus Solus Rare Books in Manhattan.

Amazon's new program is called "Vendor Flex," and it will especially help with offsetting the cost of selling low-price, high volume staples like diapers and household papers, which have traditionally been considered "too bulky or cheap" to make shipping direct to customer a viable option, according to the WSJ.

We're adding products gradually and also plan to do electronics, household furnishings, paper products and apparel.

"When we use the more optimistic estimates from the literature, wage boosts are over $9,000 for the average U.S. household," the paper said.

To identify this gap in the context of the household, this paper offers a new labor-supply based approach that leverages household-level economic interactions and optimality conditions.