On the pea-green elevator door, blue highlighter on loose leaf: "Out of Order".
There was just a piece of loose-leaf on the stairs labelled "Deceased Female" and one on the kitchen floor labelled "Deceased Male".
Most of our epistles were scrawled on loose leaf left over from the Middlebury bookstore, but on very special occasions--like on the anniversary of our first date (burgers and "Pulp Fiction") -- we splurged on expensive cards printed with poems.
Developments included the introduction of pictorial warning labels in 2008, a tax increase of 10% on factory made cigarettes and 24% on loose leaf tobacco in April 2010, followed by further increases of 10% on 1 January 2011 and then again on 1 January 2012.
Armstrong kept two reel-to-reel recorders in his den, where he also meticulously cataloged his tapes in longhand on loose leaf paper.
The most curious lot of the day was not the bracelet, however, or the singer's platform shoe collection ($15,000) or the paranoid note he once scrawled on loose leaf paper alleging that his record label was out to kill him ($7,000).
If you wrote on loose leaf papers, fold them, put them in an envelope, and seal it.
If you jotted down notes on loose leaf paper, put the paper into a binder, separated by tabs for each different story.
The literal/literary metaphor of words appearing and disappearing on a loose leaf pages exhume the tormented body by means of the deconstruction and reconstruction of the archival corpus.
4. Paul and Ringo quit cigarettes years ago At the height of Beatlemania, a month after the U.S. Surgeon General's report on the dangers of smoking, one of the group's ubiquitous publicity shots, an image emblazoned on everything from loose leaf notebooks to handkerchiefs, showed Paul holding a cigarette.
And the restaurant prides itself on its fine selection of loose leaf teas.
