Sentence examples for mounds of papers from inspiring English sources

Cases involving minor crimes are now argued orally in front of a judge, instead of the judge reading mounds of papers alone in chambers.

November was tenure-review time, with mounds of papers to read and unending cycles of meetings that the dean, in particular, was not supposed to miss.

Perched on old garden chairs in a corner of the study, which is cluttered with tapes and endless mounds of papers containing the famous Benn diaries, the Benns demonstrate great affection and admiration.

She means to save mounds of paper, for example, by getting all the UN's present paper reports done electronically.

Sitting in his office, surrounded by huge mounds of paper, he first pulled out photographs of village children taken in the 1980's.

They moved last month from a two-bedroom near Lincoln Center, where their dining table had become buried under mounds of paper.

"The name of the game" is real estate development, one of the people said, adding that the inquiries have produced masses of records, and in several of the cases the authorities have "mounds of paper to go through".

They studied the way payments were processed, and concluded that it was muddled, unnecessarily expensive, and ugly, with hulking cash registers, mounds of paper receipts, hidden charges, and insulting credit checks for merchants.

Having read some of Otlet's work, he traveled to the abandoned office in Brussels, where he discovered a mausoleumlike room full of books and mounds of paper covered in cobwebs.

Under Sevis, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, long faulted for its failure to manage the mounds of paper it collects on foreign students, would be better equipped to determine who actually entered the country, where they were supposed to be studying, whether they failed to study full time and if they dropped out of school.

These came to light as bank employees and those of contractors and law firms employed by the banks to repossess homes admitted to carelessly handling mounds of paper.