Sentence examples for in to file from inspiring English sources

When Greene came in to file his candidacy papers, Fowler recognized that there was something wrong.

Business was brisk in the afternoon, with people from Library, Town Planning, Occupiers, and Sanitation stopping in to file receipts and collect cash.

An attorney brought in to file Katie Johnson's lawsuit against Trump in New York said any issues around the credibility of "Al Taylor" should not cast doubt on Johnson's allegations.

Management rationalised this to me (and themselves) by claiming that it was simply 'risky' to hire women in IT. "The manager, however, let me know my true worth every day that I came in to file reports.

In 19 working days in February, it served 10,000 people who walked in with inquiries and 11,500 who came in to file applications for various benefits, Mr. Atkinson said.

When Ruot, the journalist, checks in to file his story, his employer advises him that it is too dangerous to be here.

In the U.S. in order to file a basic application for patent, the fee is $500.

The Trucked Out members arrived just in time to file upstairs and sign in.

You must be advanced to candidacy, and in good standing (not lapsed), in order to file.

Taxpayers now have a further day in which to file".

The series prompted officials in Wisconsin and Cincinnati to file civil lawsuits against several firms.