Sentence examples for much of the papers from inspiring English sources

Apple had just overtaken Microsoft in world global domination, a million fidget-fingered twits were salivating for the chance to show off their slabby electro-tablets (you just bought it: you didn't invent it), and, apart from the rare but insanely welcome kicking it got from Charlie Brooker, much of the papers' talk was, yet again, of the death of the book.

Much of the paper consists of legal pads covered with Gregory's handwriting.

In the end, of course, much of the paper wealth turned worthless.

He wanted it to be one motion of the paintbrush which covered as much of the paper as possible.

While much of the paper's reporting on the persecution of Jews was thorough, crucial Holocaust news was buried.

As the Post's deputy metro editor in the early '70s, he supervised much of the paper's Watergate coverage.

Much of the paper was still produced there on hot metal linotype machines, as they had been for a century.

But much of the paper's thinking about the Web is outdated, media specialists say, pointing especially to Nikkei's restrictions on linking to specific articles.

And indeed it is exactly that sentiment that hovers over much of the paper's reporting of Smith's and Blears's departure.

The decline in job security, the lower bonuses in financial services, and the stockmarket bust that wiped out much of the paper wealth generated in the late 1990s, bred a new frugality.

Until now, homeowners have had no recourse to block the unwanted paper, often called "lawn litter" because in neighborhoods with yards much of the paper ends up on the lawn.