Sentence examples for insider paper from inspiring English sources

Conseco is treating its $809 million of insider paper as the balance sheet equivalent of dirty linen.

In the first, under the editorship of JL Garvin, from before the first world war to the middle of the second, it became a formidable insiders' paper, a critical friend of the establishment.

Jean-Paul Edwards, executive director of the futures unit at Manning Gottlieb OMD, said in a Smart TV Insider white paper that "our clients are asking: what can we say to people whose attention is shared with a mobile phone or tablet?

An insider on the paper said it would be "business as usual" for the columnist.

"They're like horses in the stall waiting for the gate to break," a "family insider" told the paper.

The first lies in the text, cobbled together like a documentary on paper: insider accounts — histories and historiographies, if you will — of Def Jam's various incarnations.

An insider tells the paper that the broadcaster is "desperate" to sign her up and wants the show to be "emotional and confessional, not just another run-of-the-mill celebrity show".

Rehearsals have been put on hold as the warblers struggle to get their dulcet tones back up to scratch – and a show insider tells the paper that "Everyone's drinking lemon and honey, snorting Vicks inhalers and getting early nights.

NIH spokesperson John Burklow explained to Insider that the paper had been accepted, but Alter and his co-authors decided to "pull it back" and revise it in response to questions raised by reviewers.

"She's just gone in the toilet," a photo agency insider told the paper.

An insider told the paper, "Miles and Leah have both been unlucky in love so if they could find happiness together it would be pretty special.