Sentence examples for lands paper from inspiring English sources
One acquaintance who made a considerable impression on him in the thirties was Baron Axel Wenner-Green, the Swedish industrialist, who is heavily interested in the Electrolux and Servel Corporationa and whose European holdings include timber lands, paper mills, and munitions factories.
Soon after the seal gets its landing papers, disaster strikes.
Moshe had neither a birth certificate nor a passport and thus a South African immigration officer while filling in the landing papers decided to call the boy Morris Kahn.
On each landing small paper bags sat bulging with rubbish, many of them punctured or torn.
Ahead of the 1969 Apollo moon landing, the paper dared to pre-print a front page colour picture of Neil Armstrong making his "giant step for mankind".
It was a hat-trick of sex scandals involving Beckham, Eriksson and David Blunkett that landed the paper the coveted newspaper of the year award at last year's British Press Awards.
She pressed her face close against the camera's flip-out screen for a tense 15 minutes, then, fighting back tears, asked: "What do you want me to do?" Bulgi came to be the emotional centre of the film, nailing many complex arguments with simple soundbites such as: "They only offer us land on paper.
What hope is there for cricket in a land where paper kites are ripped from the sky?
Against the backdrop of events of the Philae landing, this paper describes the methods of instrument operation and rational behind them used to achieve the Ptolemy scientific results during the period 12 14th November 2014.
Such compensation and benefit issues are playing out while the Times faces a problem with retention, as executive editor Jill Abramson acknowledged when she landed the paper's highest-ranking masthead job last June.
In this land-mark paper, MGMT promoter methylation did not significantly influence survival in patients treated with radiotherapy alone, suggesting that the MGMT hypermethylation is predictive for favorable response to chemotherapy.
